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How to Say ‘I don't know if you are’ in Spain Spanish

No sé si eres

noh seh see EH-rehs

[noh seh see EH-rehs]

Phrase Breakdown

No

[noh]

not / no

A basic negative word used to deny or soften a statement.

Example

No es mala idea empezar con una broma ligera.

It's not a bad idea to start with a light joke.

[seh]

I know

From the verb 'saber'; here it means 'I know' and appears in a phrase expressing uncertainty.

Example

Sé que estás bromeando, pero me hace gracia.

I know you're joking, but it makes me laugh.

si

[see]

if / whether

Introduces uncertainty or alternatives, like 'if' or 'whether.'

Example

No sé si lo dices en serio o solo para ligar.

I don't know if you mean it seriously or just to flirt.

eres

[EH-rehs]

you are

From the verb 'ser,' used with 'tú' to describe identity or qualities.

Example

No sé si eres así siempre o solo hoy estás inspirado.

I don't know if you're always like this or if you're just inspired today.

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