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How to Say ‘Have you taken any pills today?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Ha tomado pastillas hoy?

ah toh-MAH-doh pahs-TEE-yahs oy

[ah toh-MAH-doh pahs-TEE-yahs oy]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish doesn't need a word for "any" here: pastillas alone covers it.

Phrase Breakdown

¿Ha tomado

ah toh-MAH-doh

Have you taken

Silent 'h', so it sounds like 'a-to-MA-do'. Soften the 'd' slightly.

Example

¿Ha tomado algo?

Have you taken anything?

Words in this phrase

Ha

[ah]

have (formal you)

Auxiliary verb 'haber' used with a past participle to form the present perfect; here for formal 'usted'.

Example

¿Ha comido algo?

Have you eaten anything?

tomado

[toh-MAH-doh]

taken

Past participle of 'tomar' (to take), used for taking medicine, food or drink.

Example

He tomado un café.

I have had a coffee.

pastillas hoy?

pahs-TEE-yahs oy

pills today?

'Hoy' has a silent 'h' and sounds like 'oy'. Say 'pas-TI-yas OY'.

Example

Tomo pastillas hoy.

I take pills today.

Words in this phrase

pastillas

[pahs-TEE-yahs]

pills

Plural of 'pastilla', a tablet or pill of medicine.

Example

Las pastillas están en la mesa.

The pills are on the table.

hoy

[oy]

today

Refers to the present day or current moment.

Example

«Hoy» prefiero el latte en vez del espresso.

Today I prefer latte instead of espresso.

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