"You have a nice smile" is "sinulla on kaunis hymy" in Finnish.
Smile is simply "hymy" :)
That is "hyvää jouluaattoa" in Finnish.
Swedish: Le (Verb), Leende (Noun)
The phrase "You have a nice smile" in Russian is "У вас есть приятная улыбка."
to smile: chatge
You can say it in these ways: -Pidän hymystäsi. (literally: I like your smile) -Hymysi on kiva. (literally: Your smile is nice) The first one ("Pidän hymystäsi") may sound a bit better. The second isn't very common way of saying it.
Complement them on something. Say nice and not mean things about them.
un beau sourire
No it's not.
aha; you know you have a nice smile when you go into the bathroom and look in the mirror, and smile for no reason. you know you have a nice smile when you practice it, and you know you have a nice smile when you agree with people when they tell you that you have a nice smile. =]
You stay calm, smile and say sweet nice things
It means to be as nice as your smile is. Like if someone would say, 'that's one mean jacket', they are complimenting it, right? So, replace nice for mean. : )