In Spanish, the phrase ‘so so’ can be translated as ‘más o menos’. This phrase is commonly used to express that something is neither good nor bad, but just average or okay.
For example, if someone asks you how you are feeling and you want to say that you are feeling ‘so so’, you can respond with:
Estoy más o menos.
This translates to ‘I am so so’ or ‘I am okay’. It’s a versatile phrase that can be used in various contexts to convey a moderate or neutral feeling about something.