How to Say ‘Has your weight changed this year?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Ha cambiado de peso este año?
a kahm-BYAH-doh deh PEH-soh ES-teh AH-nyoh
[a kahm-BYAH-doh deh PEH-soh ES-teh AH-nyoh]
Phrase Breakdown
¿Ha cambiado de peso
a kahm-BYAH-doh deh PEH-soh
Has your weight changed
This is a polite question a doctor might ask. The 'h' in 'ha' is silent.
¿Ha cambiado de peso últimamente?
Has your weight changed lately?
Words in this phrase
Ha
[a]
has
Auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.
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.
He cambiado de médico.
I have changed doctors.
de
[deh]
(not translated)
Preposition required after 'cambiar' when changing one thing for another.
Quiero cambiar de casa.
I want to move house.
peso
[PEH-soh]
weight
Noun meaning how heavy someone or something is.
Mi peso es normal.
My weight is normal.
este año?
ES-teh AH-nyoh
this year?
'Este año' means 'this year'. The 'ñ' sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon'.
Viajo mucho este año.
I'm travelling a lot this year.
Words in this phrase
este
[ES-teh]
this
A demonstrative word used to point to a nearby or current thing.
En este momento, quiero aprender más sobre la empresa.
At this moment, I want to learn more about the company.
año
[AH-nyoh]
year
Masculine noun for a period of twelve months. Don't drop the tilde: ano means something very different.
Este año voy a Madrid.
This year I'm going to Madrid.
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