Eres de What does it mean in English?

Answer 1

Eres is a conjugation of the verb ser which is the verb to be. Eres is the conjuationj used when speaking towards a secondry person or group.

De means of/from. It is used to state belonging, as in:

"El lápiz de David" = "The pencil of David" or

"La persona de Puerto Rico" = "The person from Puerto Rico".

Also de is used to indicate what something is made of, as in:

"La moneda de chocolate" = "The coin of chocolate"or "The chocolate coin"

Therefore, "Eres de" means "You are of/from..." such as

"Eres de los Estados Unidos." = "You are from the United States"As in you come from there or you are originally from (born) there, the second is more common. When used as a question the syntax in Spanish remains the same.

Also, it can be used in a more casual/slang way (varies from country to country even city to city) like:

"Eres de mantequilla" which literally would be "You're made of butter" but here it is used to say that you are too soft.