simpatico/simpatica-sympathetic
bueno/buena-good
agradable
The word "nice" in Spanish is spelled "agradable." However, if you are referring to the informal expression of "nice" as in "nice to meet you," it would be "encantado" for males and "encantada" for females.
The word does not exist in spanish, but i have a vauge idea of the word you are looking for and if it is that it is not a nice word and putting the answer up would trigger the dingbot.
To spell out in Spanish the letters of the English word 'nice', say: N - ennay (ene) I - ee (i) C - thay ('th' as in 'thin') (ce) E - ay (e) (The bracketed 'ene' etc. are the Spanish names of the letters, preceded by their approximate English phonetic pronunciation) The Spanish word for nice is 'agradable'
un nino espanol agradable
Similar to the English word "amiable". It means friendly.
Bonita isn't a Japanese word. It's Spanish/Portuguese. It means "pretty" or "nice".
How nice of you. NOTE the word simpatico is misused in this sentence. Simpatico means nice in spanish, but it is not used as a verb. Some one can be nice. But the act of DOING something nice would use a different word. And by the same token the word simpatico is only used when referring to a person's personality being nice. It is to refer to food or weather or any inanimate thing as nice. I can be used for animals, but it is really not a proper use. Simpatico is a specific word that means a specific thing of a person being nice.
agradable and amistoso, respectively. In Spanish, there is more than one word to describe both of these words...it depens on the context which word is most appropriate.
It is cerrar. And it is pronounced the way it is said.Thank you for reading.Have a nice day.
mean, as in not nice or cruel: antipático to mean, as in to signify: querer decir
The Spanish phrase "mucho gusto" translates to "nice to meet you" or "pleasure to meet you" in English.
This may be bragging, but the translation is "Soy inteligente."(The other Spanish word for smart, elegante, means to look nice, to be elegant.)