Thread: How do you say "And you?"/"What about you?" in Russian?

Hey,
I'm working on a beginner Russian dialogue for school.
I'm wondering how to say "And you?" or "What about you?" in Russian? I believe it's a set phrase?
I know how to say "me too", but not what about you...

THanks!

Originally Posted by LucyManning

"And you?"

It depends on the previous sentence. "А ты?", "А у тебя?" etc.

Мне не нравится. А тебе?

Я этим летом был на море. А ты?

— У тебя есть братья или сестры?
— Да, старший брат. А у тебя?

Originally Posted by LucyManning

"What about you?"

The literal translation is "Как насчет тебя?" but I think people often say it in other ways. "А ты как?" and others.

‘Couldn't we make it a little more sentimental?’ the writer asked dryly. ‘That's why I like it,’ Burley said. ‘What about you, Doug? Any idiot could shoot a million holes in it as it stands, but I mean the general feel.’ (M. Wilson, ‘My Brother, My Enemy’, ch. IX) — - Нельзя ли сделать все это чуточку сентиментальнее? - сухо спросил писатель. - Нет, мне нравится именно так, - сказал Бэрли. - А вам, Дуг? Конечно, любой дурак мог бы найти тысячу недостатков в этом сценарии, но я говорю об общем настроении.

Sorry, it seems that to play it safe one does need the context. )

Hey, thanks. that was very very helpful!