How to Say ‘You have beautiful eyes.’ in Spain Spanish
Tienes unos ojos bonitos.
tee-EH-nehs oo-nos oh-hos boh-NEE-tohs
[tee-EH-nehs oo-nos oh-hos boh-NEE-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: bonito changes its ending to match ojos: bonitos. For something feminine it becomes bonita, as in una sonrisa bonita "a nice smile".
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-EH-nehs]
you have
Used to say that someone possesses a quality, such as style or confidence.
Con «Tienes» empieza un cumplido muy natural.
With “you have,” a very natural compliment begins.
unos ojos bonitos.
oo-nos oh-hos boh-NEE-tohs
beautiful eyes
'Unos' agrees with the masculine plural 'ojos'. The 'j' is a strong throaty sound, like a rough 'h'. 'Bonitos' comes after the noun.
Tiene unos ojos bonitos y verdes.
She has beautiful green eyes.
Words in this phrase
unos
[oo-nos]
some
An unspecified amount or number of.
Quedan unos minutos.
There are a few minutes left.
ojos
[oh-hos]
eyes
The organ of sight.
Sus ojos son azules.
Her eyes are blue.
bonitos
[boh-NEE-tohs]
pretty / beautiful
Masculine plural of 'bonito', agreeing with a plural noun.
Son unos zapatos bonitos.
They are pretty shoes.
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