How to Say ‘Tití asked me’ in Spain Spanish
Tití me preguntó
tee-TEE meh preh-goon-TOH
[tee-TEE meh preh-goon-TOH]
💬 Usage Tip: Tití is a family nickname, basically like "auntie." In songs and speech, family words often get used this way as names: mami, papi, titi.
Phrase Breakdown
Tití
[tee-TEE]
Aunt
Family member related to parents.
Cuando era niño, mi Tití me cuidaba.
When I was a kid, my Aunt took care of me.
me
[meh]
me
Refers to oneself as the recipient of an action.
Mi amigo me invitó a su fiesta.
My friend invited me to his party.
preguntó
[preh-goon-TOH]
asked
To make an inquiry or request information.
Preguntó dónde están las llaves.
He asked where the keys are.
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