Buenos días, hermosa
romantic, feminine
To say good morning beautiful to a girl, say Buenos días, hermosa. The last word ends in -a for a woman, so preciosa and linda work in the same spot. It is also called Buenos días, preciosa and Buen día, linda.
Meaning: sweet morning greeting (phrase)
Ways to say it
| Spanish | Note |
|---|---|
| Buenos días, hermosa | romantic, feminine |
| Buenos días, preciosa | romantic |
| Buen día, linda | Latin America, casual |
The compliment goes after the greeting and is set off by a comma, as in buenos días, preciosa. It is typical between partners and in warm texts to someone you are close to.
Is it said differently in some regions?
In Argentina and Uruguay people often say buen día in place of buenos días. Both are understood everywhere.
How does it change in a sentence?
For a man the ending changes, as in buenos días, hermoso or guapo.
Did you know?
- Spanish speakers say buenos días in the plural although they greet one person, and buenas tardes and buenas noches are plural too.
Examples in context
- Buenos días, preciosa.Good morning, gorgeous.
- Buen día, linda.Good morning, lovely.
Example conversation
Javier sends a morning message to his girlfriend Clara.
- JavierBuenos días, hermosa. ¿Cómo dormiste?Good morning, beautiful. How did you sleep?
- ClaraMuy bien, mi amor. ¿Y tú?Very well, my love. And you?
- JavierMejor ahora que hablo contigo.Better now that I am talking to you.
