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How to Say ‘And your weaknesses?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Y sus puntos débiles?

ee soos POON-tohs DEH-bee-lehs

[ee soos POON-tohs DEH-bee-lehs]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y sus puntos

ee soos POON-tohs

And your points

'Y' (and) sounds like the 'ee' in 'see'. 'Sus' is the formal 'your' (usted), common in job interviews. Raise your intonation slightly because it's a question.

Example

¿Y sus puntos fuertes?

And your strengths?

Words in this phrase

Y

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.

Example

Busco una cultura cercana y humana.

I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.

sus

[soos]

your (formal)

Possessive for usted with plural nouns.

Example

¿Cuáles son sus horarios?

What are your schedules?

puntos

[POON-tohs]

points

Plural of punto; with débiles it means weaknesses.

Example

Hay varios puntos que mejorar.

There are several points to improve.

débiles?

DEH-bee-lehs

weak (weaknesses)

Plural of 'débil' (weak). Together with 'puntos' it means 'weaknesses'. Stress the first syllable, DÉ-bi-les, and let your voice rise at the end of the question.

Example

Son jugadores débiles.

They are weak players.

Words in this phrase

débiles

[DEH-bee-lehs]

weak

Plural of débil; puntos débiles = weaknesses.

Example

Tengo las piernas débiles.

My legs are weak.

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