How to Say ‘How long is your arm?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Cuánto mide tu brazo?
KWAHN-toh MEE-deh too BRAH-thoh
[KWAHN-toh MEE-deh too BRAH-thoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses the same verb [medir] both for your height and for the size of a body part. The thing being measured becomes the subject: [Tu brazo mide treinta y dos centímetros].
Phrase Breakdown
Cuánto
[KWAHN-toh]
how much / how long
Used in questions to ask for an amount or measurement.
¿Cuánto mide tu brazo exactamente?
How long is your arm exactly?
Mide tu brazo?
MEE-deh too BRAH-thoh
is your arm long?
Asks for the length of someone’s arm.
¿Cuánto mide tu brazo derecho?
How long is your right arm?
Words in this phrase
mide
[MEE-deh]
measures / is
From the verb medir; used to state length, height, or size.
El médico pregunta cuánto mide tu brazo.
The doctor asks how long your arm measures.
tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive for something belonging to you.
La enfermera anota tu brazo en la ficha.
The nurse writes down your arm on the form.
brazo
[BRAH-thoh]
arm
The body part from the shoulder to the hand.
Me duele el brazo izquierdo.
My left arm hurts.
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