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Tienes/tiene toda la razón del mundo - You are absolutely correct
Does Tiene toda la razón del mundo translate to You are absolutely correct?

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Yes, or similar translations.

You are entirely right.
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Yes, or similar translations.

You are entirely right.
I see, "Tienes toda la razón del mundo" is correct as well?
Also, why is this an intermediate phrase?
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Yes, you can conjugate the verb as needed.

Using the term 'intermediate phrase' sounds like an arbitrary level of Spanish. This terminology would most likely appear in a textbook or something like it. It's just somebody's assessment of the phrase.
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Thanks, does "será un placer cenar contigo" translate to "It will be a pleasure to dine with you" - thanks
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