How to say "Do you feel better ?"

Question

How do you ask someone who was sick/ill the last time you saw them if they feel better? I searched previous answers and I found one involving feeling better after confessing/getting something off of the chest. I'm not sure if it's the same context.

Answer 1

sí , hay que usar sentirse , entonces informal; ¿Te sientes mejor? y formal ; ¿Se siente mejor usted?

well, I don't know why I answered the question in spanish.. :D I'm sorry! :D - culé, MAY 11, 2010

Don't be sorry! We got a bonus! ... thanks. - LateToDinner, MAY 11, 2010

Answer 2

Estoy de acuerdo con Marianne pero creo que es mejor usar "sentirse" en vez de "sentir." Así que: ¿Se siente/te sientes mejor?

Answer 3

Kenmasters if you are using a reflexive verb like sentiirse or the one that I used recuperarse then you should use the appropriate pronoun which is te in the familiar form and se in the ustd form e.g. ¿Te sientes mejor? ¿Se siente mejor? and you have to use sentirse in this case as sentir means to feel sorry and sentirse means to feel well.

Answer 4

Te sientes mejor ? informal Se siente mejor? formal is correct

Answer 5

¿Sientes mejor? (informal)

¿Siente mejor? (formal).

I agree with the others who say to use "sentirse." - --Mariana--, MAY 11, 2010

Answer 6

Te encuentras mejor?.

Answer 7

It seems like half of the answers use "te" or "se", and the other half do not. Is that just the proper grammatical way to write it? Can it be spoken both ways, with or without?

Answer 8

¿Te has recuperado ya? or formal ¿Se ha recuperado ya?

Answer 9

¿Sientes mejor?