"Bastante Bueno" is the translation you seek ! Here's your sentence example: "There was a bastante bueno chance that Carol Schultz would see Jim Harrington again". (pretty good chance...)
Pretty eyes (in Spanish). In Spanish, ojos is eyes.
"Maganda" in Spanish is "hermosa" or "bonita," which both mean beautiful or pretty.
( linda = beautiful = pretty ? > ' BELLA ' . )
"Chula" in Spanish can mean "cute" or "pretty" when referring to a woman. It is often used as a term of endearment or to compliment someone's appearance.
The Spanish word "lindo" translates to "beautiful" or "lovely" in English.
Bastante bien.
usted hace bastante bueno
Pretty as in good-looking or pleasing to the eye Bonito = masculine Bonita = feminine Lindo / Linda also works. Pretty as in "Pretty good" = bastante
Bonita is pretty for a girl. Bonito for a guy. guapisima is very pretty for a girl. guapisimo is very good looking for a guy.
No bonita gata means pretty cat (female). Good cat in spanish is gato/gatito bueno.
Are you pretty? is "¿Eres linda?" (female) "¿Eres Lindo?"(male- not common usage) "¿Eres guapa/o?" are you handsome/good-looking "Eres bonita?" are you pretty
Bonita is pretty, guapo is handsome.
Bonita
Pretty.
They're good stories and pretty drawings.
"pretty" mas linda = much pretty
In Spanish, bonita means beautiful. The "-isima" on the end adds emphasis to the adjective, so bonitisima means very, very beautiful. However, you should know that bonitisima is a slang word, and is technically not "proper" Spanish.