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What does amazing mean in spanish?

There are several ways to say "amazing" in Spanish, depending on the context and intensity you want to convey:

Formal:

* Increíble: This is the most common and literal translation of "amazing."

* Maravilloso: This implies a sense of wonder and beauty.

* Extraordinario: This means "extraordinary" and suggests something remarkable.

Informal:

* Genial: This is a more casual and colloquial way to say "amazing" and often means "awesome."

* Fantástico: This is another casual word for "amazing" that implies something great and enjoyable.

* Brutal: While this might sound negative in English, in Spanish, it can be used to express something incredibly good, similar to "awesome" or "sick."

* Alucinante: This translates to "hallucinating" but is used in a similar way to "amazing" or "mind-blowing."

Specific examples:

* "That movie was amazing!"

* ¡Esa película fue increíble! (formal)

* ¡Esa película fue genial! (informal)

* "The view from the mountain is amazing."

* La vista desde la montaña es maravillosa. (formal)

* La vista desde la montaña es brutal. (informal)

The best choice depends on the situation and your personal style.

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