How to Say ‘Are you related to Ana?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Eres pariente de Ana?
EH-rehs pah-RYEN-teh deh AH-nah
[EH-rehs pah-RYEN-teh deh AH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Pariente de] is a useful pattern for asking if someone is related to a person: [¿Es pariente de Luis?], [Soy pariente de Marta]. Spanish uses [de] here, not a word like "to."
Phrase Breakdown
¿Eres
EH-rehs
Are you
Question form of 'ser'; begin with clear, polite intonation.
¿Eres pariente de Ana?
Are you related to Ana?
Words in this phrase
Eres
[EH-rehs]
are you
Second-person singular form of ser, used here to ask if someone has a family connection.
¿Eres vecino de Ana o familiar?
Are you Ana's neighbor or a relative?
pariente
[pah-RYEN-teh]
relative
A person from the same family; a relation.
Mi pariente vive cerca de Ana.
My relative lives near Ana.
de Ana?
deh AH-nah
of Ana / to Ana?
This final chunk identifies the person in question; keep de Ana together.
¿Eres pariente de Ana?
Are you related to Ana?
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
Preposition used to connect a person to another person or thing.
Ella es amiga de Ana.
She is a friend of Ana.
Ana
[AH-nah]
Ana
A proper name referring to the person being talked about.
Ana tiene una familia muy grande.
Ana has a very big family.
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