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How to Say ‘And you, do you have kids?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Y tú, tienes hijos?

ee too tee-eh-nehs EE-hohs

[ee too tee-eh-nehs EE-hohs]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y tú,

ee too

And you,

Used to return a question. Say it in one smooth breath, 'ee-TOO', with a rising tone.

Example

Estoy bien. ¿Y tú?

I'm fine. And you?

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and / what about

Used to continue a question or ask about another item.

Example

¿Y tu cintura cuánto mide?

And how much does your waist measure?

tú

[too]

you

Informal singular you, used when talking to one person you know or address casually.

Example

Tú hablas muy rápido.

You speak very fast.

tienes hijos?

tee-eh-nehs EE-hohs

do you have children?

'Tienes' means 'you have' (informal). The 'h' is silent: TYEH-nes EE-hos.

Example

¿Tienes hijos o no?

Do you have children or not?

Words in this phrase

tienes

[tee-eh-nehs]

do you have

Used to inquire about possession.

Example

¿Tienes otro?

Do you have another?

hijos

[EE-hohs]

children (sons and daughters)

Plural of 'hijo'; refers to someone's own children, mixed or male.

Example

Tengo dos hijos.

I have two children.

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