How do you say "Also, your smile..." in Mexican Spanish?

"Also, your smile..." in Mexican Spanish is "Además, tu sonrisa...". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Además, tu sonrisa..." mean in English?

"Además, tu sonrisa..." means "Also, your smile..." in English.

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How to Say ‘Also, your smile...’ in Mexican Spanish

Además, tu sonrisa...

ah-deh-MAHS too sohn-REE-sah

[ah-deh-MAHS too sohn-REE-sah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mentioning someone's smile is more personal than praising clothes, so it raises the flirt level. In Mexico, this usually works better once the other person already seems receptive.

Phrase Breakdown

Además,

ah-deh-MAHS

besides / moreover

Adds another compliment or idea.

Example

Además, es barato.

Besides, it’s cheap.

Words in this phrase

Además

[ah-deh-MAHS]

besides

Además adds another thought, like 'besides' or 'what's more.'

Example

Además, tu sonrisa hace todo más bonito.

Besides, your smile makes everything nicer.

Tu sonrisa...

too sohn-REE-sah

your smile...

Begins a compliment about the person's smile; the ellipsis suggests more is coming.

Example

Tu sonrisa ilumina el día.

Your smile brightens the day.

Words in this phrase

[too]

your

Tu means 'your.'

Example

Además, tu sonrisa se ve muy sincera.

Besides, your smile looks very sincere.

sonrisa

[sohn-REE-sah]

smile

Sonrisa means 'smile,' often used in warm compliments.

Example

Además, tu sonrisa combina con tu energía.

Besides, your smile matches your energy.

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