Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Beautiful"

A: すてきめっぽう.

A: It means the following: very pretty, lovely, gorgeous, pretty, good-looking

A: でも 美しいね

A: Eres muy bella

A: In this case the "just" adds emphasis. This comes from the use of "just" to mean "excluding all other things".

e.g. "We just sell tea", meaning "We sell tea and nothing else."

So in this case, "it's just beautiful!" means "it's beautiful (and nothing else)", i.e. its beauty is pure and overwhelming.

A: It is about preference. Many people think “beautiful” carries more weight than simply “pretty”. Here are some example sentences:

That woman is beautiful.

Wow! Her hair is so pretty!

Your dress is beautiful.

What a beautiful piece of art.

The pretty girl over there just said your name.

His eyes are so pretty.

Do you think she knows she is beautiful?

The lake looks beautiful.

As far as common expressions go, there isnt many specific ones. Maybe:

You’re so pretty!

Oh that is beautiful.

Hope I could help

A: You can use it in so many different ways, to say that something is attractive or pleasant.
The sky is beautiful.
Your smile is beautiful.
This song is beautiful.
She is beautiful...

A: "Those flowers are pretty."

"You look beautiful today."

"The sunset always looks pretty."

"Beautiful day we're having."

A: You are beautiful in every way.
The flowers he got me were beautiful.
He was beautiful inside and out.
She looks beautiful tonight.

A: You are beautiful
She is beautiful
Today is beautiful
That is is a beautiful dress
Those shoes are beautiful
This is beautiful house
These flowers are beautiful
That color is so beautiful
The painting is beautiful
Brazil is beautiful
This picture is beautiful

A: Beautiful is a stronger way to say that something or someone is pretty. Also, beautiful is used in the context of something elegant or especially wondrous. For example, a complex work of art would be beautiful.

A: @alienpolar: beautiful is more formal and elegant.
pretty is more casual and cute

A: They are similar, but I would say "beautiful" is more serious. A woman at a fancy party or a movie premier is beautiful. To say a woman at a fancy party or fancy event is pretty would be uncommon. But you can also say someone is beautiful who is not all dressed up to go somewhere nice, but it's seen as serious, like you really really like how they look. If you saw a woman walking down the street you would likely say she's pretty, but you could also say she's beautiful if you were really stunned by how she looked.

In short, pretty is more casual
beautiful is more serious

Hope that helps

A: "Pretty" means visually attractive or good looking in a superficial sense (based on appearance alone).

"Beautiful" is more deep and meaningful. It can mean visually attractive or good looking, but it's more than that. It can refer to someone or something that has a particular "charm" or distinctive "character". It can also refer to something of a very high standard of quality or excellence.

A: They are both technically the same but beautiful is more of an endearing term and gorgeous is more of "holy cow you are beautiful" so gorgeous is an emphasis on beautiful

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A: which is like this

A: You are beautiful.

A: I can't answer you the question is closed. But sure where do you want me to help you @kouhei_toc

Where?

I'm on the app "HelloTalk" a lot if you wanna use that @kouhei_toc

A: We also say beautiful in the US!

Some synonyms might be pretty or good-looking but beautiful tends to mean more

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A: "How beautiful you are!"

"You are" can turn into "you're," but in this case, it sounds unnatural.

A: Beautiful you can use on girls guys you would call them handsome

A: Perfect