How to Say ‘And yours?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Y la tuya?
ee lah TOO-yah
[ee lah TOO-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses an article before words like [tuya]: [la tuya], [el mío], [las nuestras]. It sounds more natural than using the possessive alone.
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and
In questions, it often means 'and' or 'what about...?' to return the question to someone else.
¿Y la tuya está bien?
And is yours okay?
La tuya
lah TOO-yah
Yours
A feminine singular possessive pronoun referring back to a feminine noun previously mentioned.
Mi familia está bien. ¿Y la tuya?
My family is fine. And yours?
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article used here as part of a possessive expression.
La tuya está aquí.
Yours is here.
tuya
[TOO-yah]
yours
Means 'yours' and refers to a feminine singular noun already understood from context.
Mi opinión es distinta, ¿y la tuya?
My opinion is different, and yours?
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