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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 101 examples of the Spanish word for "has" being used:
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Every child has the right to education. Cada niño tiene derecho a la educación.
Her dress has an elegant cut. Su vestido tiene un corte elegante.
How many syllables does this word have? ¿Cuántas sílabas tiene esta palabra?
The city has an illustrious history. La ciudad tiene una historia ilustre.
The washing machine has several programs. La lavadora tiene varios programas.
Tom has to tell Mary what happened. Tom tiene que contarle a Mary lo que pasó.
The police has my driver’s license. La policía tiene mi licencia de conducir.
Algeria has a strong foreign policy. Argelia tiene una fuerte política exterior.
This medicine has no side effects. Este medicamento no tiene efectos secundarios.
He has pimples. Él tiene granos.

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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,
Every child has the right to education.,
Finnish has no articles and no grammatical gender.,
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 a lot of books on history.,
He has a lot of self confidence.
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