To be over the moon in Spanish
To be over the moon in Spanish is estar en el séptimo cielo (ehs-TAHR ehn el SEHP-tee-moh SYEH-loh).
- Spanish
- estar en el séptimo cielo
- Say it
- ehs-TAHR ehn el SEHP-tee-moh SYEH-loh
- Note
- To be extremely happy.
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- quedarse de piedrato be stunned · keh-DAHR-seh deh PYEH-drah
- ponerse las pilasto get your act together · poh-NEHR-seh lahs PEE-lahs
- no abrir la bocato keep your mouth shut · noh ah-BREER lah BOH-kah
- tener un corazón de oroto have a heart of gold · teh-NEHR oon koh-rah-SOHN deh OH-roh
- estar hasta las naricesto be fed up · ehs-TAHR AHS-tah lahs nah-REE-sehs
- ser todo oídosto be all ears · sehr TOH-doh oh-EE-dohs
- pasar la noche en blancoto stay up all night · pah-SAHR lah NOH-cheh ehn BLAHN-koh
Questions about estar en el séptimo cielo
How do you say to be over the moon in Spanish?
To be over the moon in Spanish is estar en el séptimo cielo. To be extremely happy.
How do you pronounce estar en el séptimo cielo?
Say it ehs-TAHR ehn el SEHP-tee-moh SYEH-loh. The syllables in capitals are stressed: TAHR, SEHP and SYEH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does estar en el séptimo cielo mean in English?
In English, estar en el séptimo cielo means to be over the moon.
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