How to Say ‘And you?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Y usted?
ee oos-TEHD
[ee oos-TEHD]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Bouncing the question back is expected; skipping it can come across as abrupt. Use ¿Y tú? only with friends or kids.
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and / what about
Usually means 'and,' but in questions it can introduce a new idea like 'what about...?'
¿Y mañana qué hacemos?
And what do we do tomorrow?
usted
[oos-TEHD]
you (formal)
“Usted” is the respectful form of “you,” often appropriate with a mother-in-law or father-in-law.
Esto es para usted, señora.
This is for you, ma’am.
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