Spanish term
Me va bien
Aug 2, 2012 21:52: Darius Saczuk changed "Language pair" from "Spanish to English" to "Spanish"
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Responses
Estoy de acuerdo / me parece bien
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Salloz
: De hecho, decimos "me va bien" para indicar que nuestros asuntos van bien. Pero quizá en otros países sea más común con el sentido de "me parece bien". ¿Influencia del italiano "va Bene"? No sé.
3 days 3 hrs
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Me interesa, me importa
Mira el significado No. 20 que entrega el DRAE aquí http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=va
Por último, y como dato anecdótico, te recuerdo la canción del cantante español Julio Iglesias en que usa esta expresión y que se puede interpretar como te lo indico.
http://www.quedeletras.com/letra-cancion-me-va-me-va-bajar-4...
Discussion
"me va bien" - puede ser una respuesta a la pregunta "como estas" o "que pasa", y sirve como equivalente "estoy bien" / "las cosas (mi vida) están bien"
Soy ingles que vive en espana - y aqui esta expresión es muy típico / común (en Andalusia por lo menos) y equivalente a decir "vale" o hoy en día jovenes utilizan "OK" con frequencia