How to Say ‘Do you have children?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tienes hijos?
tee-eh-nehs EE-hohs
[tee-eh-nehs EE-hohs]
💬 Usage Tip: hijos covers sons and daughters together, so it simply means 'children'. A group with even one boy takes the -os form.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-eh-nehs]
do you have
Used to inquire about possession.
¿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.
Tengo dos hijos.
I have two children.
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