The most common way to ask “Do you speak Spanish?” in Spanish is “¿Hablas español?”
“Hablas” is the second person singular conjugation of the verb “hablar,” which means “to speak.” “Español” means “Spanish.”
Here are some examples of how you might use “¿Hablas español?” in conversation:
- “¿Hablas español?” “Sí, hablo español.” (“Do you speak Spanish?” “Yes, I speak Spanish.”)
- “No, no hablo español.” (“No, I don’t speak Spanish.”)
- “¿Puede hablar español?” (“Can you speak Spanish?”)
Remember that there are different ways to phrase this question depending on the context and level of formality. For example, “¿Usted habla español?” is a more formal way to ask, and “¿Hablas tú español?” includes the pronoun “tú” to emphasize the “you” in the question.
Vocabulary:
Tú – You (informal)(singular) – ¿Hablas Español?
Usted – You (formal)(singular) – ¿Habla Español?
Ustedes – You (plural) – ¿Hablan Español?
Conversation:
Marta: Hola, Carlos (Hello, Carlos)
Carlos: Hello Marta. Sorry, do you speak Spanish?
Marta: Yes, I do ( Sí, yo hablo Español)
Sentences with the phrase do you speak Spanish in Spanish
| Do you speak Spanish? – Well, I’m studying it at school. | – | Do you speak Spanish? – Well, I’m studying it at school. |
| So you speak Spanish at home and English at school. | – | So you speak Spanish at home and English at school. |
| You are beautiful when you speak Spanish. | – | You are beautiful when you speak Spanish. |
| Why do you speak Spanish and on top of that bad? | – | Why do you speak Spanish and on top of that bad? |
| Do you live in Los Angeles and don’t speak Spanish? | – | Do you live in Los Angeles and don’t speak Spanish? |
| Even if you don’t speak Spanish, you will feel welcome. | – | Even if you don’t speak Spanish, you will feel welcome. |
| One month in Spain and you already speak Spanish. | – | One month in Spain and you already speak Spanish. |
| And I think you speak Spanish pretty well. | – | And I think you speak Spanish pretty well. |
| Why don’t you speak Spanish? Maybe I can understand you. | – | Why don’t you speak Spanish? Maybe I can understand you. |
| If you don’t speak Spanish it doesn’t mean you can’t participate. | – | If you don’t speak Spanish it doesn’t mean you can’t participate. |
| If you don’t speak Spanish, then you know you got it right. | – | If you don’t speak Spanish, then you know you got it right. |
| Are you sure you don’t speak Spanish? | – | Are you sure you don’t speak Spanish? |
| So you don’t speak Spanish, huh? | – | So you don’t speak Spanish, huh? |
| You don’t have sparks, plus you don’t speak Spanish. | – | You don’t have sparks, plus you don’t speak Spanish. |
| If you speak Spanish, we may be able to use your help in the campaign. | – | If you speak Spanish, we may be able to use your help in the campaign. |
| Hey .. Do you speak spanish? | – | Hey .. Do you speak spanish? |
| You speak Spanish and English very well. | – | You speak Spanish and English very well. |
| Where did you learn? You speak Spanish very well. | – | Where did you learn? You speak Spanish very well. |
| You speak Spanish, how long have you been studying it? | – | You speak Spanish, how long have you been studying it? |
| You sound like a native, you speak Spanish very well. | – | You sound like a native, you speak Spanish very well. |
| Are you Latino? You speak Spanish very well. | – | Are you Latino? You speak Spanish very well. |
| How did you spend many years in the criminal justice system in Colombia and you don’t speak Spanish? | – | How did you spend many years in the criminal justice system in Colombia and you don’t speak Spanish? |
| How many job possibilities are there if you speak Spanish? | – | How many job possibilities are there if you speak Spanish? |
| Well, you speak Spanish, – I don’t speak Spanish. | – | Well, you speak Spanish, – I don’t speak Spanish. |
| You don’t even speak Spanish, my love. | – | You don’t even speak Spanish, my love. |
| Is it true that you don’t speak Spanish? | – | Is it true that you don’t speak Spanish? |
| Miami, where if you don’t speak Spanish you are a citizen. | – | Miami, where if you don’t speak Spanish you are a citizen. |
| You are a university student and you speak Spanish, English, Italian and German. | – | You are a university student and you speak Spanish, English, Italian and German. |
| At home with your family, do you speak Spanish, English or both? | – | At home with your family, do you speak Spanish, English or both? |
| When we said that you don’t speak Spanish, he didn’t want to accept. | – | When we said that you don’t speak Spanish, he didn’t want to accept. |
| Y creo que hablas bastante bien el español. | – | And I think you speak Spanish pretty well. |
| ¿Por qué no hablas español? | – | Why do not you speak Spanish? |
| Sí, pero, hablas español, cierto. | – | Yes, but, you speak (…), right. |
| Oye, hablas español. | – | Hey .. Do you speak (…). |
| Así que hablas español. | – | So you speak (…). |
| ¿Y tú hablas español, verdad? | – | And you speak Spanish, right? |
| Hablas español, ¿y tú quieres mejorar tú nivel? | – | You speak Spanish, and you want to improve your level? |
| Piensa en cuántas posibilidades de trabajo tienes si hablas español. | – | Think about how many job possibilities you have if you speak (…). |
| Y creo que hablas español bastante bien. | – | And I think you speak (…)pretty well. |
| Si no hablas español, entonces sabes qué entendió bien. | – | If you don’t speak (…), then you know what he got right. |
| No, si no hablas español. | – | No, if you don’t speak Spanish. |
| Siempre eres guapa, pero más aún si no hablas español. | – | You’re always pretty, but even more so if you don’t speak (…). |
| No, si no hablas español. | – | No, if you don’t speak (…). |
| ¿Por qué no hablas español, quizás te pueda entender? | – | Why don’t you speak (…), maybe I can understand you? |
| Ni siquiera hablas español, mi amor. | – | You don’t even speak (…), my love. |
| ¿Vives en Los Ángeles y no hablas español? | – | Do you live in Los Angeles and don’t speak (…)? |
| Incluso, si no hablas español, te sentirás bienvenido. | – | Even if you don’t speak Spanish, you will feel welcome. |
| ¿Por qué no hablas español, quizás te pueda entender? | – | Why don’t you speak (…), maybe I can understand you? |
| ¿Eres de Ecuador y no hablas español? | – | Are you from Ecuador and don’t speak (…)? |
| Y creo que hablas español bastante bien. | – | And I think you speak (…)pretty well. |
| No sería difícil de leer si quieres hablar español. | – | It would not be difficult to read if you want to speak (…). |
| ¿Por qué no hablas español? | – | Why do not you speak (…)? |
| Si no hablas español, entonces sabes que entendió bien. | – | If you don’t speak (…), then you know you got it right. |
| ¿Estás seguro de que no hablas español? | – | Are you sure you don’t speak (…)? |
| Si no hablas español, no te preocupes. | – | If you don’t speak (…), don’t worry. |
| ¿Así que no hablas español? | – | So you don’t speak (…)? |
| Porque ni siquiera hablas español | – | Because you don’t even speak (…). |
| ¿Cómo es que no hablas español? | – | How come you don’t speak (…)? |
| Este caso es muy buena opción y no hablas español. | – | This case is a very good option and you don’t speak (…). |
| También puedes incluir tu origen y decir que hablas español. | – | You can also include your origin and say that you speak (…). |
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