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    No tengo nada que reprocharte.

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase literally translates to "I have nothing that to reproach you." It uses the verb 'tener' (to have) with a negative 'no' and the indefinite pronoun 'nada' (nothing). The 'que' introduces a relative clause indicating what 'nada' refers to, and 'reprocharte' is an infinitive with the enclitic pronoun 'te' (you, singular informal) attached, meaning "to reproach you."

    Sample sentences

    Después de todo lo que pasó, no tengo nada que reprocharte.

    After everything that happened, I have nothing to blame you for.

    Actué con honestidad, así que no tengo nada que reprocharte.

    I acted honestly, so I have nothing to reproach you for.

    Aunque las cosas no salieron bien, sé que hiciste lo mejor, por eso no tengo nada que reprocharte.

    Even though things didn't go well, I know you did your best, which is why I have nothing to blame you for.

    Quick facts

    pronoun_attachment:In Spanish, direct and indirect object pronouns can attach to the end of infinitives, gerunds, and affirmative commands. Here, 'te' is attached to 'reprochar'.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Después de todo lo que pasó, no tengo nada que reprocharte.

    After everything that happened, I have nothing to blame you for.

    Actué con honestidad, así que no tengo nada que reprocharte.

    I acted honestly, so I have nothing to reproach you for.

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