How to ask more than one person where they are from

Question

How would I ask two people where they are from?

Would it be:

¿De dónde son Brenda y David?

Or is there another way that is correct?

Perfect. - gringojrf, Jun 28, 2014

:) - FELIZ77, Jun 29, 2014

Answer 1

¿De dónde son Brenda y David?

As Gringo said, this is a perfect question, but only if you are asking someone else about Brenda and David.

If you ask them directly: ¿De dónde son ustedes? / De dónde vienen ustedes?

Thanks Julian. :) - rac1, Jun 28, 2014

:) - FELIZ77, Jun 29, 2014

Answer 2

I would ask...

¿De dónde sois?

Oops! I didn't see that this option was already given! :) - Tosh, Jun 29, 2014

No hay problema señor Tosh. :) - rac1, Jun 29, 2014

Answer 3

De donde sois, (you plural -ser)

Tony, please remember to use accents and correct punctuation: ¿De dónde sois ? o ¿De dónde son Ustedes? - FELIZ77, Jun 29, 2014

The first time on this site that I've seen anything regarding 'vosotros'. - budmcq2, Jun 29, 2014

Answer 4

I'm not a native Spanish speaker, but I'll try....

¿Dónde estás dos de? - Where are you two from?

Or perhaps you could ask like this:

Brenda and David, where are you from? - Brenda y David, ¿de dónde eres?

Thank you! - jennyswim22, Jun 28, 2014

Rac good try Rac but you would use the verb ser when talkng about a person's origen: ¿De dónde es Ud? (polite form) /¿De dónde eres? (familiar form) = Where are you from? or ¿De dónde son Ustedes? (Where are you from? (pluarl) - FELIZ77, Jun 29, 2014

I mean, plural :) - FELIZ77, Jun 29, 2014

Thanks Feliz :) - rac1, Jun 29, 2014