tan lindo
USAGE NOTE
When the phrase "such a" is used to talk about uncountable or plural nouns, the "a" is dropped. For example, the phrase "¡Tienes un pelo tan lindo!" would be translated as "You've got such nice hair!"
tan lindo(
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leen
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)A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g once upon a time).
1. (so beautiful; adjective)
b. such a pretty
¿Cómo encontraste este lugar tan lindo para tomar tus fotos de casamiento?How did you find such a pretty spot to take your wedding photos?
e. so lovely
El hotel es tan lindo y encantador que no desearía tener que irme hoy.The hotel is so lovely and charming that I wish I didn't have to leave today.
f. such a lovely
No deberías usar ese juego de mesa tan lindo para todos los días.You shouldn't put such a lovely dinner service to everyday use.
2. (so pleasant; adjective)
3. (in a pleasing way; adverb) (Latin America)
Regionalism used in Latin America: all the countries in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Does not include Spain.
a. so well
Alicia cantó tan lindo que fue una pena que el sonido fuera tan malo.Alicia sang so well that it was a shame to have such poor sound quality.
b. so nicely
Actuaron tan lindo y el guión era tan conmovedor que la obra fue todo un éxito.They performed so nicely, and the script was so moving that the play was a real success.
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