How to Say ‘How is your health?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Cómo estáis de salud?
KOH-moh es-TAH-ees deh sah-LOOTH
[KOH-moh es-TAH-ees deh sah-LOOTH]
💬 Usage Tip: [Estáis] is the Spain form for talking to more than one person: [vosotros estáis]. Also, [de salud] means "health-wise," a common Spanish way to narrow what you're asking about.
Phrase Breakdown
Cómo
[KOH-moh]
how
Used to ask about someone’s condition.
¿Cómo va todo por casa?
How is everything going at home?
estáis
[es-TAH-ees]
are you all
Plural informal form in Spain, used with family or friends.
¿Estáis mejor hoy que ayer?
Are you all better today than yesterday?
De salud
deh sah-LOOTH
Regarding health
A phrase used to specify the topic: health or physical condition.
¿Y de salud, cómo vais?
And health-wise, how are you doing?
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
regarding
Used here to mean 'when it comes to'.
De ánimo están mucho mejor ahora.
In terms of mood, they are much better now.
salud
[sah-LOOTH]
health
Physical condition or well-being.
La salud de mis suegros ha mejorado mucho.
My in-laws' health has improved a lot.
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