How to Say ‘And your sister?’ in Italian
E tua sorella?
eh TOO-ah soh-REHL-lah
[eh TOO-ah soh-REHL-lah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Like [E tuo padre?], this works as a quick follow-up meaning "What about your sister?" Italians often use these short [E ...?] questions to keep a conversation moving.
Phrase Breakdown
E
[eh]
and
A common conjunction meaning "and." At the start of a question, it can also mean "and what about...?"
E tua sorella, quando compie gli anni?
And your sister, when is her birthday?
Tua sorella
TOO-ah soh-REHL-lah
Your sister
Refers to the listener's sister.
Tua sorella studia italiano.
Your sister studies Italian.
Words in this phrase
tua
[TOO-ah]
your
Possessive adjective for a feminine singular noun, used informally with "you."
Tua madre sa se E tua sorella festeggia oggi?
Does your mother know if your sister is celebrating today?
sorella
[soh-REHL-lah]
sister
A feminine noun meaning "sister."
E tua sorella festeggia il compleanno in estate.
And your sister celebrates her birthday in summer.
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