How to Say ‘You're not from here, are you?’ in Spain Spanish
No eres de aquí, ¿verdad?
noh EH-res deh ah-KEE behr-DAHD
[noh EH-res deh ah-KEE behr-DAHD]
💬 Usage Tip: Tack ¿verdad? onto any statement to turn it into "…, right?" It never changes, unlike English "are you / do you / isn't it": Hace calor, ¿verdad? "It's hot, isn't it?"
Phrase Breakdown
No eres de aquí,
noh EH-res deh ah-KEE
You're not from here,
Say it as one flowing statement: 'no-EH-res de-a-KEE'.
Él no es de aquí.
He's not from here.
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
not
Used to express negation.
No quiero ir.
I do not want to go.
eres
[EH-res]
you are
Second person singular of 'ser', meaning 'you are'.
Si haces eso otra vez, eres idiota.
If you do that again, you’re an idiot.
de
[deh]
of / from
A common preposition that can show possession, origin, or relation in time expressions.
De ayer guardo una muy buena impresión del encuentro.
From yesterday I keep a very good impression of the meeting.
aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Adverb meaning 'here,' referring to this place or event.
'Aquí' hay muchas oportunidades para hacer contactos.
Here there are many opportunities to make contacts.
¿verdad?
behr-DAHD
are you?
A tag question meaning 'right?'. Say 'ber-DAD'. The final 'd' is very soft, almost silent.
Hace calor, ¿verdad?
It's hot, isn't it?
Words in this phrase
verdad
[behr-DAHD]
right? (truth)
Literally 'truth'; added at the end of a sentence as a tag question meaning 'right?'.
Te gusta el vino, ¿verdad?
You like wine, right?
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