How to Say ‘You smile’ in Mexican Spanish
Sonríes
sohn-REE-ehs
[sohn-REE-ehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sonríes] is the [tú] form, so the [you] is already built into the verb. Spanish often drops [tú] unless you want extra emphasis: [¿Siempre sonríes así?] sounds natural without it.
Phrase Breakdown
Sonríes
[sohn-REE-ehs]
you smile
Second-person singular form of 'sonreír.' It means 'you smile' and is often used in direct, flirty comments.
Sonríes como si ya supieras que me vas a distraer.
You smile like you already know you're going to distract me.
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