How to Say ‘You have a good eye’ in Spain Spanish
Tienes buen ojo
TYEH-nehs BWEHN OH-ho
[TYEH-nehs BWEHN OH-ho]
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[TYEH-nehs]
you have
Informal singular form; often used naturally in compliments about features.
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.
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.
Tienes un ojo increíble para los detalles.
You have an incredible eye for details.
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