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How to Say ‘And you are.’ in Mexican Spanish

Y así es.

ee ah-SEE ehs

[ee ah-SEE ehs]

💬 Usage Tip: [Así es] is a fixed way to say [that's right] or [exactly], so [Y así es] is more like [and that's how it is / and that's right] than a literal [and you are]. You can reuse [así es] to agree with someone naturally.

Phrase Breakdown

Y así

ee ah-SEE

And that’s how / and so

Connects to the previous idea and confirms it.

Example

Y así seguimos.

And that’s how we keep going.

Words in this phrase

Y

[ee]

and

Links this statement with what was said before.

Example

Y todos saben que siempre serás bienvenido.

And everyone knows that you will always be welcome.

así

[ah-SEE]

like that; that way

Refers back to the situation as described.

Example

Así se sienten las relaciones familiares cuando hay cariño.

That’s how family relationships feel when there is affection.

es

[ehs]

is

Used here to confirm that something is indeed the case.

Example

Es verdad que ya te consideran de la familia.

It is true that they already consider you family.

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