How to Say ‘You look great.’ in Spain Spanish
Tienes muy buen aspecto.
TYEH-nehs mwee bwen ahs-PEHK-toh
[TYEH-nehs mwee bwen ahs-PEHK-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[TYEH-nehs]
you have / you look
Common informal singular form of tener; in compliments it often means 'you look' rather than literally 'you have.'
Cuando te vi, pensé: «Tienes muy buen aspecto».
When I saw you, I thought: "You look very good."
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify adjectives or adverbs.
Te queda muy bien, de verdad: muy elegante.
It suits you very well, really: very elegant.
buen
[bwen]
good
Short form of bueno used before a masculine singular noun, like aspecto or gusto.
La verdad es que tienes muy buen aspecto hoy.
The truth is that you look very good today.
aspecto
[ahs-PEHK-toh]
appearance / look
Refers to someone's overall appearance; often used in friendly compliments.
Con ese descanso, tienes un aspecto estupendo; de hecho, Tienes muy buen aspecto.
With that rest, you look great; in fact, you look very good.
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