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Do you speak Spanish in Spanish translation: ¿Hablas Español?

This question is from the English language which is asked to inquire about the speaking of a language.

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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