How do you say you are very smart in Spanish?

Answer 1

The Spanish equivalent of the English sentence 'you are so brilliant' is the following: Usted es tan brillante, or Tu eres tan brillante. The Spanish pronunciation is the following: oo-STE eh stah bree-YAN-tay; and too EH-ray sta bree-YAN-tay. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'usted' means 'you'; 'es' 'are'; 'tan' 'so'; 'brillante' 'brilliant'; and 'tu' 'you'; 'eres' 'are'; 'tan' 'so'; 'brillante' 'brilliant'. Spanish speakers aren't required to use subject pronouns. For the verb ending tends to identify whether the subject is first [I], second [you] or third [he/she/it] person. So Usted and tu don't have to be included in the two sample sentences above.

Answer 2

In Spanish, the word for brilliant is "brillante". If you'd like to say someone is intelligent or smart in Spanish, simply use the word "inteligente".

Answer 3

"You are very smart" in Spanish is, "Eres muy inteligente." It is pronounced, "AIR-ace mwee een-tell-lay-HEN-tay."

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Answer 4

"Tu eres/usted es tan impresionante." (Informal/formal)

Answer 5

eres asombrosa