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How to Say ‘Well, you clearly have a good eye.’ in Spain Spanish

Pues se nota que tienes buen ojo.

pwes seh NOH-tah keh TYEH-nehs BWEHN OH-ho

[pwes seh NOH-tah keh TYEH-nehs BWEHN OH-ho]

💬 Usage Tip: Pues at the start is a filler word, like English "well". You'll hear it opening replies everywhere in Spain.

Phrase Breakdown

Pues se nota

pwes seh NOH-tah

Well, you can tell

'Pues' is a filler meaning 'well'. 'Se nota' means 'it shows' or 'you can tell'.

Example

Pues se nota que estás cansado.

Well, you can tell you're tired.

Words in this phrase

Pues

[pwes]

well / then

Filler word used to draw a conclusion or react, like 'well' or 'so'.

Example

Pues vamos al cine.

Well, let's go to the cinema.

se

[seh]

one (impersonal)

Impersonal 'se', meaning people in general do the action.

Example

Aquí se habla español.

Spanish is spoken here.

nota

[NOH-tah]

shows / is noticeable

From 'notar'; 'se nota' means 'it shows, you can tell'.

Example

Se nota que estás contento.

You can tell you're happy.

que tienes buen ojo.

keh TYEH-nehs BWEHN OH-ho

that you have a good eye

'Buen' is the short form of 'bueno', used before a masculine noun. Pronounce the 'j' in 'ojo' from the throat.

Example

Dicen que tienes buen ojo para el arte.

They say you have a good eye for art.

Words in this phrase

que

[keh]

that

A conjunction used to introduce a clause after verbs like creer, decir, or pensar.

Example

Pienso que la flexibilidad también forma parte de una buena cultura.

I think that flexibility is also part of a good culture.

tienes

[TYEH-nehs]

you have

Informal singular form; often used naturally in compliments about features.

Example

Cada vez que sonríes, pienso: Tienes una sonrisa preciosa.

Every time you smile, I think: You have a beautiful smile.

buen

[BWEHN]

Good

Used as an adjective before masculine singular nouns.

Example

Tienes buen gusto para elegir ropa.

You have good taste in choosing clothes.

ojo

[OH-ho]

Eye

Refers to the visual organ; can also mean attention or caution in idiomatic expressions.

Example

Tienes un ojo increíble para los detalles.

You have an incredible eye for details.

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