toma tu

take your

→ tomar

phrase Common #6,375

take your Used as the informal singular tú imperative of tomar followed by a possessive noun. Depending on the noun, it can mean “take your...” or “have your...”

SP: Toma tu abrigo antes de salir.

EN: Take your coat before going out.

Toma tu corona.

Take your crown.

— El club de los poetas muertos (1989)

Tú toma tu tren, yo tomare el mío.

You take your train, I'll take mine.

— 3 Idiots (2009)

Toma tu champú.

Here's your shampoo.

— Toni Erdmann (2016)

Toma tu medicación.

Take your medication.

Toma tu porte.

Carry yourself with poise.

— Cidade dos Homens (2007)

Toma tu cinturón.

Take your belt.

— Un asunto de familia (2018)

Toma tu oportunidad y hazlo.

Take your chance and do it.

Toma tu silla apestosa.

Take your stinky chair.

— Marty Supreme (2025)

Toma tu boleto.

Take your ticket.

Toma tu plato y vete de la mesa.

Take your plate and leave the table.

— Incontrolable (I Swear) (2025)

Toma tu medicamento.

Take your medication.

— Mi amigo Ivan Lapshin (1985)

Toma tu salario.

Take your salary.

— Piku (2015)