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How to Say ‘Are you always noticing?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Tú siempre andas fijándote?

too see-EM-preh AHN-dahs fee-HAHN-doh-teh

[too see-EM-preh AHN-dahs fee-HAHN-doh-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: andar plus an -ando/-iendo word means "going around doing" something habitually. andas fijándote is "you go around noticing".

Phrase Breakdown

¿Tú siempre

too see-EM-preh

Do you always

'Tú' with an accent means 'you'. 'Siempre' means always: SIEM-pre.

Example

¿Tú siempre llegas tarde?

Do you always arrive late?

Words in this phrase

Tú

[too]

you

Second person singular pronoun.

Example

'¿Y tú?' preguntó para saber cómo estaba yo.

'And you?' he asked to know how I was.

siempre

[see-EM-preh]

Always

At all times; on all occasions.

Example

Siempre disfruto de una buena conversación.

I always enjoy a good conversation.

andas fijándote?

AHN-dahs fee-HAHN-doh-teh

go around noticing?

'Andar' plus a gerund means to be doing something habitually. Say fi-JÁN-do-te.

Example

Andas fijándote en todo.

You go around noticing everything.

Words in this phrase

andas

[AHN-dahs]

you go around

From 'andar'; with a gerund means 'to be always doing'.

Example

Andas muy feliz hoy.

You're going around very happy today.

fijándote

[fee-HAHN-doh-teh]

noticing

Gerund of 'fijarse' (to notice) with 'te' attached.

Example

Estás fijándote en todo.

You're noticing everything.

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