Let’s find out what is the difference between bien vs bueno in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. When to use bien vs bueno in Spanish?.
What is the difference between bien and bueno?
Bien:
You should use “bien“ whenit stands alone (esto está bien), when it modifies verbs, specially the participle (esto está bien escrito) or as an intensifier, more or less equivalent with muy (lo tenemos bien difícil) equivalent to (lo tenemos muy difícil).
Bueno:
You should use “bueno(a)” when it modifies a noun (era un buen estudiante); if it goes before the noun in masculine singular, bueno becomes buen (era un buen estudiante).
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