How to Say ‘Your mother's birthday’ in Spain Spanish
El cumpleaños de tu madre
el koom-play-AHN-yohs deh too MAH-dray
[el koom-play-AHN-yohs deh too MAH-dray]
💬 Usage Tip: To say someone's birthday, Spanish usually uses [de]: [el cumpleaños de tu madre], [el cumpleaños de mi hermana]. It's the standard pattern for [X's Y] in lots of cases.
Phrase Breakdown
El
[el]
the
The masculine singular definite article, used before a singular masculine noun.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es en mayo.
Your mother's birthday is in May.
cumpleaños
[koom-play-AHN-yohs]
birthday
Refers to the birthday being talked about in the phrase.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es pronto.
Your mother's birthday is soon.
de
[deh]
of
A preposition meaning of or from; here it shows possession.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es especial.
Your mother's birthday is special.
tu
[too]
your
An informal possessive adjective meaning your.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es en abril.
Your mother's birthday is in April.
madre
[MAH-dray]
mother
The word for mother, used to refer to your mom.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es mañana.
Your mother's birthday is tomorrow.
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