How to Say ‘Does it affect your family?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Afecta a su familia?
ah-FEK-tah ah soo fah-MEE-lee-ah
[ah-FEK-tah ah soo fah-MEE-lee-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: su can mean "your" (polite), "his", "her" or "their", so context decides. A professional addressing you will normally mean "your".
Phrase Breakdown
¿Afecta
ah-FEK-tah
Does it affect
A formal question about impact. The stress falls on a-FEC-ta.
¿Afecta mucho?
Does it affect much?
Words in this phrase
Afecta
[ah-FEK-tah]
does it affect
Third-person form of 'afectar', to affect.
El alcohol afecta al hígado.
Alcohol affects the liver.
a su familia?
ah soo fah-MEE-lee-ah
your family?
'Familia' is pronounced fa-MI-lia. The last two vowels are said together in one syllable.
Hablo con su familia.
I speak with your family.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
(no direct translation)
Preposition required after 'afectar' before the object.
Afecta a mis hijos.
It affects my children.
su
[soo]
Your
A possessive adjective used to indicate ownership.
Su libro está aquí.
Your book is here.
familia
[fah-MEE-lee-ah]
Family
A group consisting of parents and their children.
Ellos visitaron La Sagrada Familia.
They visited the Sagrada Familia.
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