How to Say ‘You have a lot of class.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tienes mucha clase.
tee-EH-nehs MOO-chah KLAH-seh
[tee-EH-nehs MOO-chah KLAH-seh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a strong compliment and usually lands as polished rather than cheesy. In Mexico, it sounds a bit more elegant and old-school than something playful like [qué padre tu estilo].
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-EH-nehs]
you have
Tienes is the tú form of tener, meaning 'you have.'
Tienes mucha clase cuando entras al bar.
You have a lot of class when you walk into the bar.
mucha
[MOO-chah]
a lot of
Mucha means 'a lot of' or 'much' for feminine nouns.
Tienes mucha clase sin exagerar.
You have a lot of class without overdoing it.
clase
[KLAH-seh]
class
Clase here means 'class' in the sense of elegance, refinement, or sophistication.
Tu forma de vestir tiene clase; en serio, tienes mucha clase.
Your way of dressing has class; seriously, you have a lot of class.
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