Caminar/andar, bien/bueno, mejor/mas bien??
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I understand what they mean, but not when to use them or why they are different. How do I know which fits better in a sentence? Is there a rule for this? It is very confusing to me. Also, sometimes my Hispanic friends respond to something I say with either 'que bien' or 'que bueno'. Again, I understand the meaning, but what is the difference and why?
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updated Oct 29, 2011
posted by LittleMissMe
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Bien can be an adjective or adverb - meaning 'well'
No me siento bien. i don't feel well. (adj)
or
Lo haces muy bien. Your doing it very well (adv)
Buen/a/o on the other hand is an adjective meaning 'good'
Hiciste un buen trabajo. You did a good job.
updated Oct 29, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Es buena igual a usted mi amiga . - ray76, Oct 29, 2011
Sure! Todo es bueno :) - 00a4c226, Oct 29, 2011
lol gracias Ray :) hey ¿qué tal Café? nice to see you around :0 - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 29, 2011
