ser bonito
be nice
'Ser bonito' in Spanish is translated as 'be nice' in English. This phrase is a combination of the verb 'ser' meaning 'to be', and the adjective 'bonito' meaning 'nice' or 'pretty'. The Spanish language often uses 'ser' with adjectives to describe inherent or lasting traits. So, 'ser bonito' would be used to describe someone or something that is inherently or generally nice or pleasant.
Example sentences using: ser bonito
Ser bonito es una bendición y una maldición.
Being beautiful is a blessing and a curse.
This sentence expresses the idea that physical beauty can have both advantages (blessings) and disadvantages (curses).
Debería ser bonito ver el amanecer desde esa montaña.
It should be beautiful to watch the sunrise from that mountain.
This sentence is an anticipation of a future situation, imagining the beauty of watching the sunrise from a specific location.
El mar no podría dejar de ser bonito aunque lo intentara.
The sea couldn't stop being beautiful even if it tried.
This sentence is a metaphorical way of expressing the constant beauty of the sea, stating that its beauty is an inherent characteristic that cannot be changed.