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"you have (2nd person singular)" in Spanish

tienes
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The Spanish translation for “you have (2nd person singular)” is tienes.

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you have (singular emphatic) tienes

Examples of "you have" in use

There are 25 examples of the Spanish word for "you have" being used:
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You have to wait. Tienes que esperar.
Do you have any snacks? ¿Tienes algún refrigerio?
Are you still overweight? ¿Aún tienes sobrepeso?
You’ve got to start somewhere. Tienes que empezar en alguna parte.
Do you have anything quieter? ¿Tienes algo más silencioso?

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Are you still overweight?,
Do you have a dictionary?,
Do you have a match?,
Do you have a safe?,
Do you have an appointment?,
Do you have any candles?,
Do you have any idea?,
Do you have any snacks?,
Do you have anything quieter?,
Do you have cheese?,
Do you have children already?,
Do you have children?,
Do you have difficulty urinating?,
Do you have milk?,
Do you have tuna fish?,
Eat, for you are hungry.,
have you not,
I think you’re old enough.,
What do you have in mind?,
What do you have there? (you plural)
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