Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Wonderful"

A: It means that everything is very good, very fine, couldn't be better.

That was a wonderful movie we saw last night. Let's see it again.

A: Maravilhoso

A: Fantastic, brilliant, very good

A: he simply thinks the girls are beautiful

A: "wonderful" = すばらしい

A: -Your live seems wonderful.
- You are a wonderful person.
- The weather today is so wonderful.

A: This is a wonderful place

The crazy is a wonderful thing

Omg, its wonderful

A: It would be wonderful to be able to sing well.
Dad is going to cook a wonderful dinner!
I have many wonderful memories from our trip to Uruguay.

A: This is a wonderful day!
What a wonderful time to be alive.
It's the most wonderful time of the year!

A: @K281772jp they have pretty much the same meaning. You could say things like “that’s wonderful!” Or “that’s splendid!” in the same situations.

A: Wonderful is usually talk about sights
Lovely is a word to describe person
I think so

A: The words are very similar in meaning.

That's wonderful.
That's splendid.

I had a wonderful meal at Janet's house.
I had a splendid meal at Janet's house.

You did a splendid job at decorating the bedroom.
You did a wonderful job at decorating the bedroom.

A: Those two words are alike, but I'll try my best to explain. Fabulous is about the same meaning as beautiful and wonderful mixed together. Wonderful is just another academic word for good. English has many similar words.

A: Wonderful is when something is very good (amazing). Miraculous is for when you can't believe something happened (in a good way)

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A: Won-der-ful

A: Wonderful

A: You mean how to pronounce?

A: Brilliant

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A: A wonderful. You usually only use an when the next word starts with an a, e, i, o, and u. There are some exceptions like ‘in an hour.’

A: Yes! You have a slight accent but I can understand you :) you said it very clear and pronounced it correctly

A: yes