How to Say ‘Do you have children?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tú tienes hijos?
too TYEH-nes EE-hohs
[too TYEH-nes EE-hohs]
💬 Usage Tip: tú is optional here because tienes already shows who you mean. Adding it puts a little emphasis on 'you', as when turning the question back.
Phrase Breakdown
Tú
[too]
you
Informal singular you, used when talking to one person you know or address casually.
Tú hablas muy rápido.
You speak very fast.
tienes
[TYEH-nes]
you have
Used to indicate possession.
Tienes un lindo vestido.
You have a nice dress.
hijos
[EE-hohs]
children (sons and daughters)
Plural of 'hijo'; the masculine plural covers sons and daughters together.
Mis hijos van al colegio.
My children go to school.
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