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What does 'Yo tengo' mean?
What is the translation of 'El tiene'?
He has
What does 'Ella tiene' translate to?
She has
Translate 'Usted tiene' into English.
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What is the English meaning of 'Tú tienes'?
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How do you say 'We have (male)' in Spanish?
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Translate 'Nosotras tenemos' into English.
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What does 'Ustedes tienen' mean?
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What is the translation of 'Ellos tienen'?
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What does 'Ellas tienen' translate to in English?
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What is the meaning of 'verbo tener'?
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Study Notes
Conjugation of the Verb "Tener"
- "Yo tengo" means "I have," the first-person singular form.
- "El tiene" translates to "He has," used for masculine subjects.
- "Ella tiene" means "She has," referring to feminine subjects.
- "Usted tiene" is the formal way to say "You have," appropriate for addressing someone respectfully.
- "Tú tienes" means "You have" in an informal context, used for friends or peers.
Plural Forms of "Tener"
- "Nosotros tenemos" translates to "We have," used for a group of males or a mixed-gender group.
- "Nosotras tenemos" means "We have," specifically for a group of females.
- "Ustedes tienen" is the plural form of "You have," applicable in both formal and informal situations in Latin America; in Spain, it's used informally for "you all."
- "Ellos tienen" translates to "They have," used for groups of males or mixed-gender situations.
- "Ellas tienen" means "They have," used exclusively for groups of females.
General Information
- The verb "tener" is crucial in Spanish, translating directly as "to have."
- It is commonly used for possession, age, and to express certain conditions or states.
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Explore the conjugation of the Spanish verb 'tener' with these flashcards. Learn how to express possession in various forms including first, second, and third person. Perfect for beginners looking to strengthen their Spanish vocabulary!