"Tens raó" is a Catalan phrase meaning 'you are right.' It is used to agree with someone or confirm that their statement or opinion is correct, as in the example 'Tens raó quan dius que fa fred avui,' meaning 'You are right when you say it is cold today.'
Translations
You are right
Tienes razón
Je hebt gelijk
Tu as raison
Du hast recht
Etymology
The phrase "Tens raó" comes from Catalan, where "tens" is the second person singular form of the verb 'tenir,' meaning 'to have,' and "raó" means 'reason.' Together, it literally translates to 'you have reason,' which is a common way to express agreement or correctness in many Romance languages.
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