muy
- adverb
- The movie was muy entertaining from start to finish.
- muy caliente
I need muy strong hands, muy strong hands.
- I need muy strong hands, muy strong hands.
- Like he literally, Diego literally says oh you know, this school is muy clicky.
Examples
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Es muy simple.
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This project is muy important for our future.
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This is a muy important call.
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But this is muy importante.
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Mi corazon's... it's muy heavy.
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It is muy necessary to contain your demon.
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- This looks muy macho, doesn't it?
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She was muy happy to receive the good news.
Synonyms
To a large degree
Shows how strong something is, for example very cold
A word people use to mean very
A French word people use to mean very and sound stylish in English
To add strong emphasis before an adjective or adverb
An informal way to say very, like the French word très
Put before an adjective or adverb to mean very
An informal word put before a describing word to mean very
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muy started as a short form of an old word that meant 'more' or 'much'. So today muy is the quick way in Spanish to say 'very' and give extra force to an adjective or adverb.