How to Say ‘A very beautiful smile’ in Spain Spanish
Una sonrisa muy bonita
OO-nah sohn-REE-sah mwee boh-NEE-tah
[OO-nah sohn-REE-sah mwee boh-NEE-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Describing words go after the noun and match it: sonrisa is feminine, so it's bonita, not bonito. Compare un chico muy guapo "a very good-looking guy."
Phrase Breakdown
Una sonrisa
OO-nah sohn-REE-sah
A smile
'Sonrisa' is feminine, so it takes 'una'. The 'rr' sound after 'n' is rolled: 'son-RREE-sah'.
Tiene una sonrisa enorme.
He has a huge smile.
Words in this phrase
Una
[OO-nah]
a (feminine singular)
Indefinite article agreeing with a feminine noun; used to define or describe someone.
Algunos presentan a Jesús como Una figura histórica para empezar el diálogo.
Some present Jesus as a historical figure to start the dialogue.
sonrisa
[sohn-REE-sah]
smile
A friendly word often used in personal compliments.
Lo primero que noté fue esto: Tienes una sonrisa preciosa.
The first thing I noticed was this: You have a beautiful smile.
muy bonita
mwee boh-NEE-tah
very pretty
'Muy' means 'very'. 'Bonita' is the feminine form, to agree with 'sonrisa'.
La casa es muy bonita.
The house is very pretty.
Words in this phrase
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.
Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.
The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.
bonita
[boh-NEE-tah]
pretty / beautiful
A common, friendly compliment for feminine singular nouns.
De verdad, Qué bufanda tan bonita.
Really, what a beautiful scarf.
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