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How to Say ‘And you, who do you remember?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Y tú, a quién recuerdas?

ee too ah kyehn rreh-KWEHR-dahs

[ee too ah kyehn rreh-KWEHR-dahs]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y tú,

ee too

And you,

Used to turn the question back to the other person. 'Y' sounds like 'ee' and links smoothly into 'tú' (stressed 'TOO').

Example

Yo estoy bien. ¿Y tú?

I'm fine. And you?

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to join words or ideas.

Example

«Y» conecta «trabajo» y «vida personal».

“Y” connects “work” and “personal life.”

tú

[too]

you

Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing.

Example

¿Cómo estás tú hoy?

How are you today?

a quién recuerdas?

ah kyehn rreh-KWEHR-dahs

whom do you remember?

'A quién' means 'whom' and is used because a person is the object. 'Quién' sounds like 'kee-EN'. Stress 'recuerdas' on 'CUER': re-KWER-das.

Example

¿A quién recuerdas de la escuela?

Whom do you remember from school?

Words in this phrase

[ah]

(personal a)

Marks a person as the direct object; not translated.

Example

Veo a mi tía.

I see my aunt.

quién

[kyehn]

whom

Question word for people.

Example

¿De quién es esto?

Whose is this?

recuerdas

[rreh-KWEHR-dahs]

you remember

Tú form of recordar, to remember.

Example

¿Recuerdas su canción favorita?

Do you remember his favorite song?

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