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How to Say ‘And does it still hurt when you go up stairs?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Y todavía te duele cuando subes escaleras?

ee toh-dah-VEE-ah teh DWEH-leh KWAHN-doh SOO-behs es-kah-LEH-rahs

[ee toh-dah-VEE-ah teh DWEH-leh KWAHN-doh SOO-behs es-kah-LEH-rahs]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y todavía te duele

ee toh-dah-VEE-ah teh DWEH-leh

And does it still hurt

'Y' sounds like 'ee' and links to the next word: 'eeto-da-VÍ-a te DUE-le'.

Example

¿Y todavía te duele la espalda?

And does your back still hurt?

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.

todavía

[toh-dah-VEE-ah]

Still

Up to an eventual time; by this time.

Example

Todavía estoy esperando.

I am still waiting.

te

[teh]

to you

An indirect object pronoun meaning to you, often used in expressions of desire or preference.

Example

Si te pregunto «Te apetece» un café, quiero saber si te apetece.

If I ask you “Do you feel like” a coffee, I want to know if you feel like it.

duele

[DWEH-leh]

hurts

From 'doler' (to hurt); works like 'gustar', the body part is the subject.

Example

Le duele la cabeza.

His head hurts.

cuando subes escaleras?

KWAHN-doh SOO-behs es-kah-LEH-rahs

when you climb stairs?

'Subir escaleras' means 'to climb stairs'. Stress 'LE': 'es-ca-LE-ras', and tap the 'r' lightly.

Example

Me canso cuando subes escaleras tan rápido.

I get tired when you climb stairs so fast.

Words in this phrase

cuando

[KWAHN-doh]

when

Connector to introduce a situation or time: “When…”. Useful to explain how faith helps in specific moments.

Example

Cuando Cuando me siento débil, hablo con Jesús.

When I feel weak, I talk to Jesus.

subes

[SOO-behs]

you go up

Second person present of 'subir', to climb or go up.

Example

¿Subes por el ascensor?

Are you going up in the lift?

escaleras

[es-kah-LEH-rahs]

stairs

Plural of 'escalera'; 'subir escaleras' means to climb stairs.

Example

Las escaleras de casa son muy empinadas.

The stairs at home are very steep.

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