How to Say ‘Does your arm measure?’ in Spain Spanish
Mide tu brazo?
MEE-deh too BRAH-thoh
[MEE-deh too BRAH-thoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [mide] matches [tu brazo], because the arm is what "measures" thirty-two centimeters. Compare [¿Cuánto mides?] for a person and [¿Cuánto mide tu brazo?] for a body part.
Phrase Breakdown
Mide
[MEE-deh]
measure
Command form of medir, telling someone to measure something.
Mide tu brazo con la cinta.
Measure your arm with the tape.
tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive meaning 'your'.
Mide tu cintura también.
Measure your waist too.
brazo
[BRAH-thoh]
arm
The body part from the shoulder to the hand; useful in medical measurements.
Mide tu brazo derecho primero.
Measure your right arm first.
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