"Y su hijo" is Spanish for "and his son" or "and her son," depending on the context. The phrase can refer to a father or mother along with their male child. It is often used in conversations or texts to indicate the inclusion of a son in a discussion or situation.
a man and his son
But I am not his (her/your) son.
¿Es su hijo/a//nin~o/a enfermo/a? (male/female)
¿cómo está su hijo? (how is your son?) or ¿cómo está su niño? (how is your child?) or ¿cómo se siente su hijo? (how is your son feeling?)
that's kinda like slang for "está bien, y tu hijo?" which "he/she is good. and you son?"
su hijo
No, the correct wording should be: Pedro es su hijo.
una madre y su hijo un amor como ningún otro (on google translator)
Forever your son.
¿Cómo se laama su hijo?
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his is "su" but "su" (pronounced soo) has to be used in context since it can also mean hers and your, like you could say "El padre esta jugando con su hijo" Which translates "The father is playing with his son". He is "el" but can also mean "the". Confusing i know but you'll get the hang of it.