requetebién means super well — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: January 2, 2026
requetebién
adverb • /[reh-ke-te-BYEN]/
super well
Example:
¡Salió requetebién el pastel!
The cake turned out super well!
🧠 What does requetebién mean?
An informal adverb used to express that something is extremely good or has gone exceptionally well. It is formed by adding the intensifying prefix 'requete-' to the adverb 'bien' (well). This prefix acts like 'super-', 'extra-', or 'really' in English, adding a strong, often playful and enthusiastic emphasis.
📚 Extra examples
- La paella de mi abuela está requetebién.
My grandmother's paella is super good. - Nos lo pasamos requetebién en el concierto anoche.
We had an extremely good time at the concert last night. - El plan que propusiste funcionó requetebién.
The plan you proposed worked fantastically well.
💡 Did You Know?
The prefix 'requete-' is a colloquial intensifier that can be attached to various adjectives and adverbs, not just 'bien'. For example, you might hear 'requeteguapo' (super handsome), 'requetelimpio' (super clean), or its direct opposite, 'requetemal' (super badly). It is a flexible and expressive feature of informal Spanish.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "requetebién"
Synonyms: superbién, estupendamente, fenomenal, de maravilla, genial
Opposites: requetemal, fatal, muy mal, terriblemente, pésimamente
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