How to Say ‘You have a very nice style.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tienes un estilo muy bonito.
tee-EH-nehs oon eh-STEE-loh mwee boh-NEE-toh
[tee-EH-nehs oon eh-STEE-loh mwee boh-NEE-toh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is understandable, but [Tienes un estilo muy bonito] can sound slightly unnatural because [bonito] fits better with things like a shirt or smile than with someone's overall style. In Mexico, [Tienes mucho estilo] or [Qué padre tu estilo] sounds more natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-EH-nehs]
you have
Used to tell someone they have or show a certain quality.
Le comenté que "Tienes" algo especial en tu forma de vestir.
I commented that "you have" something special in the way you dress.
un
[oon]
a
An article meaning "a" before a masculine singular noun.
La palabra "un" introduce el sustantivo de la frase.
The word "a" introduces the noun in the sentence.
estilo
[eh-STEE-loh]
style
Refers to fashion sense or personal appearance.
Tu "estilo" se nota desde que entras al lugar.
Your "style" is noticeable from the moment you walk into the place.
Muy bonito.
mwee boh-NEE-toh
very pretty / very nice
A compliment describing the style as attractive and pleasing.
Tu vestido está muy bonito.
Your dress is very pretty.
Words in this phrase
muy
[mwee]
very
Used to strengthen the adjective that follows.
Con "muy" el elogio suena más claro.
With "very," the compliment sounds clearer.
bonito
[boh-NEE-toh]
pretty / nice
Describes something as attractive, pleasant, or stylish.
Tu look se ve "bonito" y auténtico.
Your look appears "nice" and authentic.
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