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"has (3rd person singular)" in Spanish

tiene
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Summary

The Spanish translation for “has (3rd person singular)” is tiene.

Pronounced the same

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you have tiene
it has tiene
he has tiene
she has tiene

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has ha
to have (to form past actions) haber
you have tiene

Examples of "has" in use

There are 100 examples of the Spanish word for "has" being used:
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My region has a rich history. Mi región tiene una rica historia.
Japan has much trade with the USA. Japón tiene mucho comercio con Estados Unidos.
Anyone have a question? ¿Alguien tiene una pregunta?
The sheep has a soft coat. La oveja tiene un abrigo suave.
My daughter has a good teacher. Mi hija tiene un buen maestro.
He has two convictions. Tiene dos convicciones.
She has no talent whatsoever. Ella no tiene talento en absoluto.
His son has a talent for music. Su hijo tiene talento para la música.
The living room has a fireplace. La sala de estar tiene una chimenea.
Tom has nothing in common with us. Tom no tiene nada en común con nosotros.

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Algeria has a strong foreign policy.,
America has enemies.,
Anyone have a question?,
Coffee has a bitter taste.,
does he have,
has to,
He also has an apple.,
He bears the responsibility.,
he has,
He has a beard.,
He has a body piercing.,
He has a dog.,
He has a foreign car.,
He has a gun.,
He has a hearty laugh.,
He has a lot of authority.,
He has big ears.,
He has long hair.,
He has pimples.,
He has powerful arms.
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