How do you say "You have a very nice voice." in Mexican Spanish?

"You have a very nice voice." in Mexican Spanish is "Tienes una voz muy bonita.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Tienes una voz muy bonita." mean in English?

"Tienes una voz muy bonita." means "You have a very nice voice." in English.

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How to Say ‘You have a very nice voice.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tienes una voz muy bonita.

tee-EH-nehs OO-nah bohs mwee boh-NEE-tah

[tee-EH-nehs OO-nah bohs mwee boh-NEE-tah]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Complimenting someone's voice is more personal than complimenting clothes or style. With strangers, it can easily come across as flirtatious unless the situation clearly fits, like after singing or speaking.

Phrase Breakdown

Tienes

[tee-EH-nehs]

you have

Second person singular form of tener.

Example

Tienes una voz muy bonita al cantar.

You have a very pretty voice when singing.

una

[OO-nah]

Feminine singular indefinite article.

Example

Tienes una voz muy bonita y suave.

You have a very pretty and soft voice.

voz

[bohs]

voice

Noun meaning voice.

Example

Tienes una voz muy bonita para hablar.

You have a very pretty voice for speaking.

muy

[mwee]

very

Adverb intensifying bonita.

Example

Tienes una voz muy bonita de verdad.

You have a very pretty voice, really.

bonita

[boh-NEE-tah]

pretty

Feminine singular adjective describing voz.

Example

Tienes una voz muy bonita cuando saludas.

You have a very pretty voice when you greet people.

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