Bueno

The Spanish word 'bueno' primarily functions as an adjective, meaning 'good' in English. It signifies a positive quality, value, or benefit, applicable to various aspects like character, performance, taste, or condition. It can express satisfaction, approval, desirability, or suitability. While translating directly to 'good,' the nuances in Spanish usage may differ based on context. 'Bueno' can modify nouns of either gender and singular or plural form, changing to 'buena' for singular feminine nouns, 'buenos' for plural masculine or mixed-gender plural nouns, and 'buenas' for plural feminine nouns. The placement of 'bueno' relative to the noun it modifies can sometimes alter its meaning or emphasis, often used before the noun for emphasis, sometimes changing slightly in meaning to be more like "great" or "nice".

Bueno meaning with examples

• El restaurante es muy bueno. The restaurant is very good. We enjoyed the food and the service immensely, and it was a delightful experience. The atmosphere was also pleasant, contributing to an overall positive impression and making it a highly recommended place to eat.
• Ella es una buena amiga. She is a good friend. She is kind, supportive, and always there for me. I value our friendship greatly, and I appreciate her loyalty and understanding of all my concerns, and all my issues.
• El tiempo hoy es bueno. The weather today is good. The sun is shining, and the temperature is perfect. We can enjoy our time outside and the beauty of the day, feeling the benefits of the pleasant climate.
• Tengo una buena idea! I have a good idea! I had a stroke of inspiration! I know a great way to tackle this problem or take advantage of this opportunity. I feel very confident in the plan I have devised, I am ready to start!