How to Say ‘Do you have any brothers or sisters?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tienes hermanos?
TYEH-nehs er-MAH-nohs
[TYEH-nehs er-MAH-nohs]
💬 Usage Tip: hermanos covers brothers, or a mixed group of brothers and sisters. Only hermanas means sisters alone.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[TYEH-nehs]
do you have
Informal 'you' form of tener (to have).
¿Tienes tiempo hoy?
Do you have time today?
hermanos
[er-MAH-nohs]
siblings / brothers
Plural of 'hermano'; the masculine plural covers brothers and sisters together.
Mis hermanos viven en Madrid.
My siblings live in Madrid.
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