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Old June 04, 2009, 05:44 PM
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How do you say "that sounds good" as in that sounds like a good idea or a good place to go? Can you say se escucha bien?
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I would say suena bien.
Se escucha bien sounds Peruvian.
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I agree about "suena bien".
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En chile creo que se usa "se oye bien".
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Another option, though not a literal translation, is me parece bien.

Se escucha bien
could be used, for example, if you made an audio recording and you want to say it sounds good literally.
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Another option, though not a literal translation, is me parece bien.

Se escucha bien
could be used, for example, if you made an audio recording and you want to say it sounds good literally.
Lo que pasa es que todos somos muy bien parecidos...
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How do you say "that sounds good" as in that sounds like a good idea or a good place to go? Can you say se escucha bien?
You also can say se eschucha bien.


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Another option, though not a literal translation, is me parece bien.

Se escucha bien
could be used, for example, if you made an audio recording and you want to say it sounds good literally.
Me parece bien y suena bien son sinónimos, aunque "suena bien" daría más énfasis a la frase:

- ¿Vienes a cenar esta nocche?
- Me parece bien

- ¿Te gustaría venir a cenar esta noche? Vendrán todos tus amigos, después iremos a bailar y nos lo pasaremos muy bien.
- Mmmm, ¡suena bien!
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