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How to Say ‘It has a very good reputation.’ in Spain Spanish

Tiene muy buena fama.

tee-eh-neh mwee BWEH-nah FAH-mah

[tee-eh-neh mwee BWEH-nah FAH-mah]

💬 Usage Tip: fama usually means 'reputation' rather than celebrity, and it can be good or bad. tiene mala fama "it has a bad reputation".

Phrase Breakdown

Tiene

[tee-eh-neh]

has

Possess, own, or hold.

Example

Él tiene un coche nuevo y está muy feliz.

He has a new car and is very happy.

muy buena fama.

mwee BWEH-nah FAH-mah

a very good reputation.

'Fama' here means 'reputation', not just 'fame'. 'Buena' is feminine to agree with 'fama'. Say 'muy' like 'mwee'.

Example

El restaurante tiene muy buena fama.

The restaurant has a very good reputation.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.

Example

Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.

The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.

buena

[BWEH-nah]

good

Feminine form of 'good', matching the feminine noun 'tarde'.

Example

Después del networking, espero que tengas Una buena tarde.

After networking, I hope you have a good afternoon.

fama

[FAH-mah]

reputation

Feminine noun meaning reputation or fame.

Example

El restaurante tiene mala fama.

The restaurant has a bad reputation.

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