How to Say ‘Your strengths’ in Spain Spanish
Sus puntos fuertes
soos POON-tohs FWEHR-tehs
[soos POON-tohs FWEHR-tehs]
💬 Usage Tip: sus can mean "your" when speaking formally to someone, as well as "his", "her" or "their". Context tells you which.
Phrase Breakdown
Sus
[soos]
your (formal)
Possessive for usted with plural nouns; also his/her/their.
¿Puedo ver sus documentos?
Can I see your documents?
puntos
[POON-tohs]
points
Plural of punto; here part of 'puntos fuertes/débiles' (strengths/weaknesses).
Tenemos dos puntos importantes.
We have two important points.
fuertes
[FWEHR-tehs]
strong
Plural of fuerte; with puntos it means strengths.
Son unos hombres fuertes.
They are strong men.
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