muy Learn Unstarted Summary The Spanish translation for “very” is muy. Pronounced the same Recording English Spanish Learn highly muy Learn Examples of "very" in use There are 55 examples of the Spanish word for "very" being used: Recording English Spanish Learn It’s a very difficult tongue-twister. Es una lengua muy difícil. Learn Tom was very nice to me. Tom fue muy amable conmigo. Learn This sentence is very interesting. Esta frase es muy interesante. Learn The croissant tastes very good. El croissant sabe muy bien. Learn These applications are very useful. Estas aplicaciones son muy útiles. Learn Tom isn’t very generous. Tom no es muy generoso. Learn My best friend dances really well. Mi mejor amiga baila muy bien. Learn Tom came home very drunk. Tom llegó a casa muy borracho. Learn Tuna can swim very fast. El atún puede nadar muy rápido. Learn Tom and Mary are both very happy here. Tom y Mary están muy felices aquí. Learn Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Next page Next › Last page Last » Practice Lesson "very" Practice (56) Lesson Learn Lesson words very etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases a very beautiful and nice language, a very large head, a very strong field of participants, Cats are very clean animals., He acted very arrogantly during the conversation., He became very rich before he died., He is very frugal, but not stingy., heavily cloudy, His house is very big., I don’t speak Dutch very well., I know Tom is a very bad driver., I think that’s very important., It tastes very good., It was pitch-black., It’s a very difficult tongue-twister., It’s a very long flight., Misery never seems to be far away., My best friend dances really well., My boss says that you sing very well., She is very eager to learn. etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Miscellaneous 6 Part of Speech Courses Adverbs 1