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How to Say ‘Has your weight changed?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Ha cambiado de peso?

a kahm-BYAH-doh deh PEH-soh

[a kahm-BYAH-doh deh PEH-soh]

💬 Usage Tip: Changing something takes cambiar de, with no 'your' or 'the': cambiar de médico "to change doctors", cambiar de casa "to move house".

Phrase Breakdown

¿Ha cambiado

a kahm-BYAH-doh

Have you changed

This is the polite 'usted' form of the present perfect. The 'h' is silent, so you say 'a cam-BIA-do'.

Example

¿Ha cambiado algo?

Has anything changed?

Words in this phrase

Ha

[a]

has

Auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.

Example

Él ha terminado su tarea.

He has finished his homework.

cambiado

[kahm-BYAH-doh]

changed

Past participle of 'cambiar'; 'cambiar de' means to change something.

Example

He cambiado de médico.

I have changed doctors.

de peso?

deh PEH-soh

weight?

'Cambiar de peso' means to change weight. Raise your voice at the end because it's a question.

Example

No he cambiado de peso.

I haven't changed weight.

Words in this phrase

de

[deh]

(not translated)

Preposition required after 'cambiar' when changing one thing for another.

Example

Quiero cambiar de casa.

I want to move house.

peso

[PEH-soh]

weight

Noun meaning how heavy someone or something is.

Example

Mi peso es normal.

My weight is normal.

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