How to Say ‘Your measurements.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sus medidas.
soos meh-DEE-dahs
[soos meh-DEE-dahs]
💬 Usage Tip: In medical or practical contexts, [tomar medidas] means to take measurements, not literally to 'take away' anything. The same verb [tomar] is widely used in Mexico where Spain might also use [coger] in other contexts.
Phrase Breakdown
Sus
[soos]
your
A formal or plural possessive meaning your.
Sus llaves están en la mesa.
Your keys are on the table.
medidas
[meh-DEE-dahs]
measurements
Plural noun meaning measurements, often for body size or tailoring.
Necesito sus medidas para hacer el traje.
I need your measurements to make the suit.
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