"Hvordan er din økonomi?"

Translation: How are your finances.

[Olweg]

økonomi... makes me think about japanese okonomiyaki... <3

[KyleJDahl]

Makes me think about Obi Wan Kenobi.

[kebukebu]

Is this asking about a single person's economy? Or can it mean the economy of that one person's region?

[deactivated user]

You are asking about "din økonomi" which is "your (singular) economy". So it is a single person's economy.

[kebukebu]

Thanks. That wouldn't be an expression I hear much in English. If I had to interpret it, I would imagine they are asking about the person's income, expenses, and money management skills.

[Xneb]

I would personally translate it to "How are your finances?" in English, whereas "economy" to me feels like it's talking more about a town's/region's/country's finances

[Ms_Otter]

It really has to be 'finances' in English

[LucBE]

Exactly. But økonomi can mean both things, right?

[mato6666663]

There is a difference between the economy and economics guys.

[geometry667721]

The suggested sentence was "How is your economy", but isn't that a false friend translation?