How to Say ‘Are you a thief?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Eres ladrona?
EH-rehs lah-DROH-nah
[EH-rehs lah-DROH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: There's no word for "a" here. Spanish drops it when saying what someone is: eres doctora "you're a doctor".
Phrase Breakdown
Eres
[EH-rehs]
you are
Second-person singular of ser, used to describe what someone is like.
Eres muy fácil de escuchar, incluso con tanto ruido.
You are very easy to listen to, even with so much noise.
ladrona
[lah-DROH-nah]
thief (female)
Feminine noun for a woman who steals.
Ella es una ladrona.
She is a thief.
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