They're good people in Spanish

When to use it: Say this when someone gives you a good personal impression.

Learn me cae bien as one piece; it does not literally mean someone falls well.

Say it: meh KAH-eh byen

When to use it: Say this when two people have a good impression of each other.

Nos means us, so this chunk describes a mutual feeling between people.

Say it: nohs kah-EH-mohs byen

When to use it: Say this when you think someone is friendly and easygoing.

Buena onda is a friendly Mexican expression for a good attitude or good person.

Say it: ehs BWEH-nah ON-dah

When to use it: Say this when you do not dislike someone, even if you feel neutral.

The word no makes this negative, but the whole chunk is milder than saying you like someone.

Say it: noh meh KAH-eh mahl

When to use it: Ask this to learn whether someone likes or dislikes a person.

Replace the blank with a person's name; te refers to the person giving the opinion.

Say it: KOH-moh teh KAH-eh

When to use it: Say this when you have met a man only a few times.

Apenas means barely, while lo refers to the man you know.

Say it: ah-PEH-nahs loh koh-NOHS-koh