Questions & Answers about A lo mejor tu signo es muy espiritual.
Why does "a lo mejor" mean "maybe" when the words literally translate to "to the best"?
It is a set phrase! Even though mejor means "better" or "best", the whole expression a lo mejor is used to say "maybe" or "perhaps". It is one of the most common ways to express probability in conversational Spanish.
Do I need to use the subjunctive mood after "a lo mejor"?
No, and that makes it very easy to use! Unlike some other expressions of doubt, a lo mejor is always followed by the indicative mood (the normal tenses you already know). That is why we use the standard present tense es here.
Why is it "tu signo" without an accent mark on "tu"?
Here, tu is a possessive adjective meaning "your", which never takes an accent mark. You only use the accent mark for the subject pronoun tú (meaning "you"), like in the sentence "Tú eres espiritual".
Why use "es" instead of "está" for being spiritual?
Does "signo" just mean a zodiac sign, or any kind of sign?