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How to Say ‘You have great style.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tiene muy buen estilo.

TYEH-neh mwee bwen ehs-TEE-loh

[TYEH-neh mwee bwen ehs-TEE-loh]

💬 Usage Tip: bueno shortens to buen when it comes before a masculine word: buen estilo, buen día.

Phrase Breakdown

Tiene

[TYEH-neh]

you have (formal)

Form of 'tener' used with 'usted' when speaking politely.

Example

Usted tiene mucha paciencia.

You have a lot of patience.

muy buen estilo.

mwee bwen ehs-TEE-loh

very good style

'Bueno' shortens to 'buen' before a masculine noun. Link the words smoothly: 'bwen-es-TEE-lo.'

Example

Ella tiene muy buen estilo.

She has very good style.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

An adverb used to intensify an adjective or description.

Example

«Muy» da más fuerza a la idea en «Es muy humana».

“Muy” gives more strength to the idea in “It is very human.”

buen

[bwen]

good

Short form of “bueno” used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

«Buen» describe «equilibrio» en la expresión.

“Buen” describes “equilibrio” in the expression.

estilo

[ehs-TEE-loh]

style

Masculine noun for someone's way of dressing or doing things.

Example

Me gusta tu estilo.

I like your style.

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