how to say i love your beautiful smile

Question

New to the site and looking for way to say I love your beautiful smile or you have a beautiful smile. Do these make any sense? Me encanta tu hermosa sonrisa or Tienes una hermosa sonrisa?

That's right, but it has to be: Me encanta su sonrisa hermosa. Adjectives in Spanish always go after the noun. - june10, Sep 23, 2009

So it would be su sonrisa as opposed to tu sonrisa? - kenmasters, Sep 24, 2009

Answer 1

Well my x girlfriend was from chile and I would say " tu sonrise es muy bonita" don't know how to spell it but she loved it. I miss her.

Answer 2

I wish someone would say that to me more often.

Answer 3

The adjective normally follows the noun. I think I would say.

Me encanta tu sonrisa hermosa.

Answer 4

"Tenís una hermosa sonrisa".

You probably mean "tenéis", but that is not correct I do not think, that is for vosotros which is plural. And in this situation he was just saying one person(Im assuming anyways) has a beautiful smile.

Answer 5

It does makes sense, however, you answer you own question. To be repectful, if you don't know him/her, it's "Tiene una hermosa sonrisa", unless you in Spain, it's (not sure if it's correct spelling, and I'm not a Spaniard) "Tenís una hermosa sonrisa".

Answer 6

That looks right to me.

Answer 7

Si...eso mismo.