How to Say ‘Does it still hurt?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Todavía te duele?
toh-dah-VEE-ah teh DWEH-leh
[toh-dah-VEE-ah teh DWEH-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: doler works backwards from English: the thing that hurts is what the verb agrees with. So it's me duele la rodilla but me duelen las rodillas.
Phrase Breakdown
Todavía
[toh-dah-VEE-ah]
Still
Up to an eventual time; by this time.
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.
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.
Le duele la cabeza.
His head hurts.
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