How to Say ‘Do you have any siblings?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Usted tiene hermanos?
oos-TEHD tee-EH-neh ehr-MAH-nohs
[oos-TEHD tee-EH-neh ehr-MAH-nohs]
💬 Usage Tip: hermanos covers brothers and sisters together, so it works as "siblings." Same with hijos for "children" of either sex.
Phrase Breakdown
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.
tiene
[tee-EH-neh]
do you have
Polite form of 'you have' used when asking a seller.
¿Tiene algo más barato en otra marca?
Do you have something cheaper in another brand?
hermanos
[ehr-MAH-nohs]
siblings / brothers
Plural noun that can mean brothers or siblings depending on context.
Mis hermanos jugaban conmigo en el patio.
My siblings played with me in the yard.
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