How to Say ‘And the squares?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Y los cuadrados?
ee lohs kwah-DRAH-dohs
[ee lohs kwah-DRAH-dohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with ¿Y...? lets you ask about the next item without repeating the whole question. Try ¿Y las barras? "And the bars?".
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and; so; what about…?
“Y” means “and,” and in questions it can mean “And…?” / “So…?” to invite the other person to continue. Very useful to ask follow-up questions about someone’s faith.
¿Y Y qué te ha enseñado Jesús en este proceso?
And what has Jesus taught you in this process?
los
[lohs]
The (plural masculine)
Definite article used before masculine plural nouns.
Los carros están allá.
The cars are over there.
cuadrados
[kwah-DRAH-dohs]
squares
Plural of cuadrado, a shape with four equal sides.
Hay tres cuadrados verdes.
There are three green squares.
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