So I made a list of 2-pages worth of praise and encouragement words that we commonly use in English and found the Spanish translations for them.
Here's a sampling:
¡Buen trabajo! Good job! Good work!
¡Bien hecho! Well done!
¡Buenísimo! Super!
¡Eso es! That’s it!
¡Puedes hacerlo! You can do it!¡Fantástico! Fantastic!
¡Fenomenal! Phenomenal!
Have fun encouraging your child in Spanish and let me know how the list is going for you.
¡Chao!
3 comments:
Hi, I am a Spanish teacher of English, and I've been reading your blog, finding it quite interesting. But I would like to point something. Your translation of "Well done" is not Buen hecho, it is Bien hecho. Buen hecho doesn't exist. Hope I helped you a little. I also make loyts of mistakes, haha.
Go on with your blog.
Kisses.
If we took the meaning of Hecho as deed or action, would that be acceptable in some situations, maybe other than this?
Thanks for pointing that out Blue.
And Pablo, it does seem like buen would work if the meaning of hecho is deed (a noun).
Thanks for stopping by.
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