How to Say ‘You have a style.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tienes un estilo.
tee-EH-nehs oon eh-STEE-loh
[tee-EH-nehs oon eh-STEE-loh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-EH-nehs]
you have
From the verb "tener"; used to say someone possesses or has something.
Le dije que "Tienes" mucha presencia al entrar.
I told them that "you have" a lot of presence when you walk in.
un
[oon]
a
An indefinite article meaning "a" or "one" before a masculine singular noun.
En la frase, "un" presenta algo positivo sobre su look.
In the phrase, "a" introduces something positive about their look.
estilo
[eh-STEE-loh]
style
Refers to someone's fashion sense, personal look, or way of dressing.
Tu "estilo" llama la atención de una forma buena.
Your "style" stands out in a good way.
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