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  1. that's nice - Traducción al español – Linguee. Diccionario inglés-español. so that conj — para que conj. nice adj — bonito adj m. ·. bueno adj m. ·. agradable adj m/f. ·. buen adj m. ·. amable adj m/f. ·. simpático adj m. ·. hermoso adj m. ·. lindo adj m. ·. bello adj m. ·. amables adj m/f pl. ·. fino adj m. ·. agradables adj m/f pl. ·. rico adj m.

  2. Traducción de "'That's nice" en español. That's nice. eso está bien eso es bueno qué bien qué bonito eso es lindo. 'That's nice,' I said, for want of something better to say. Me alegro por ella -contesté a falta de algo mejor que decir. And he said 'That's nice.' Y él dijo, 'eso es bueno' . 'That's nice and aggressive. Vas muy bien y eres agresivo.

  3. Pronunciación. that's nice ( thahts. nays. ) frase. 1. (en general) a. eso está bien. Marta invited us to dinner tonight. – That’s nice, I guess. I’m still mad at her.Marta nos invitó a cenar esta noche. - Eso está bien, me imagino pero todavía sigo enojada con ella. b. eso es bueno. I got an B on the test!

  4. traducción that's nice! del Inglés al Español, diccionario Inglés - Español, ver también 'in that, all that, considering that, what's that?', ejemplos, conjugación.

  5. 7 de may. de 2021 · What is the difference between the following two sentences: Oh, that’s nice! Ooh, that’s nice! I looked it up in several dictionaries and the definitions were similar, the pronunciation is different though: Word. definition and pronunciation. on Youglish.

  6. 6 de mar. de 2005 · Urban Dictionary: that's nice. that's nice. A polite way of saying, " I don't care ." Dude: I bought this really pimped CD . Girl: That's nice. by Nick March 6, 2005. Get the that's nice mug. that's nice. A common response to a comment which you find uninteresting, boring, or you are just downright not in the right mood to care about.

  7. that's nice | English examples in context | Ludwig. Sentence examples for that's nice from inspiring English sources. AI Feedback. The phrase "that's nice" is correct and usable in written English. You can use this phrase when you want to convey appreciation or approval towards something.