How to Say ‘She's right’ in Spain Spanish
Ella tiene razón
eh-yah tee-eh-neh rah-son
[eh-yah tee-eh-neh rah-son]
💬 Usage Tip: Tener razón is the normal way to say "to be right." For the opposite, Spanish usually says no tener razón rather than a direct equivalent of "be wrong."
Phrase Breakdown
Ella
[eh-yah]
She
Used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal previously mentioned or easily identified.
Ella es mi mejor amiga desde la infancia.
She is my best friend since childhood.
tiene
[tee-eh-neh]
has
Possess, own, or hold.
Él tiene un coche nuevo y está muy feliz.
He has a new car and is very happy.
razón
[rah-son]
right
Correct in one's opinion or judgment.
Ella tiene razón sobre el problema de matemáticas.
She is right about the math problem.
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