How to Say ‘Do you also make homemade tortillas?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿También haces tortillas caseras?
tahm-BYEHN AH-sehs tor-TEE-yahs kah-SEH-rahs
[tahm-BYEHN AH-sehs tor-TEE-yahs kah-SEH-rahs]
💬 Usage Tip: También = “also/too.” The question marks go at both the beginning and end in Spanish: ¿...?.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a sweet question for a grandma in Mexico, where homemade tortillas are tied to family tradition.
Phrase Breakdown
También
[tahm-BYEHN]
also / too
Used to add another idea, like saying also or too.
¿También comes tortillas con frijoles?
Do you also eat tortillas with beans?
haces
[AH-sehs]
you make / you do
From hacer; here it asks if someone makes something.
¿También haces pan dulce en casa?
Do you also make sweet bread at home?
Tortillas caseras
tor-TEE-yahs kah-SEH-rahs
Homemade tortillas
Refers to tortillas made at home rather than bought.
Las tortillas caseras son mejores.
Homemade tortillas are better.
Words in this phrase
tortillas
[tor-TEE-yahs]
tortillas
Traditional Mexican flatbreads made from corn or flour.
Mi abuela hace tortillas todos los días.
My grandmother makes tortillas every day.
caseras
[kah-SEH-rahs]
homemade
Made at home by hand or from scratch.
Nos gustan las tortillas caseras con queso.
We like homemade tortillas with cheese.
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