How to Say ‘Your shoes’ in Spain Spanish
Tus zapatos
toos thah-PAH-tohs
[toos thah-PAH-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: tu gains an -s before plural things: tus zapatos, tus gafas "your glasses".
Phrase Breakdown
Tus
[toos]
your
Informal plural possessive adjective used before a plural noun.
Tus consejos fueron muy útiles para mi perfil profesional.
Your advice was very useful for my professional profile.
zapatos
[thah-PAH-tohs]
shoes
Plural of 'zapato', a masculine noun for footwear.
Necesito zapatos nuevos.
I need new shoes.
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