How to Say ‘How have you been health-wise?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Cómo han estado de salud?
KOH-moh ahn ehs-TAH-doh deh sah-LOOD
[KOH-moh ahn ehs-TAH-doh deh sah-LOOD]
💬 Usage Tip: [Han estado] is the [ustedes] form, so this is for asking two or more people. In Mexico, [ustedes] is the normal plural [you], even in informal situations.
Phrase Breakdown
Cómo
[KOH-moh]
how
Used to ask about someone's condition or situation.
¿Cómo amanecieron hoy?
How are you all feeling this morning?
han
[ahn]
have
Auxiliary verb used with a past participle to form 'have been.'
Ustedes han descansado bien.
You all have rested well.
estado
[ehs-TAH-doh]
been
Past participle of 'estar'; used with 'han' to talk about a recent state or condition.
Han estado ocupados estos días.
They have been busy these days.
De salud
deh sah-LOOD
in health / about health
A phrase asking specifically about someone’s health status; in natural English, it sounds like asking how they have been health-wise.
¿Cómo han estado de salud últimamente?
How have you been health-wise lately?
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
in terms of / of
Links the question to the topic being asked about: health.
De ánimo, me siento mejor.
In terms of mood, I feel better.
salud
[sah-LOOD]
health
General health or well-being.
Su salud ha mejorado mucho.
His health has improved a lot.
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