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The Personal a in Spanish
to Use the Personal a The Verb
Tener
The personal a is not generally used with the...
Talking About Hunger and Thirst in Spanish
with an idiomatic expression with the verb
tener
, which is tener hambre (literally "to have hunger")....
How to Conjugate Verbs in the Present Subjunctive in Spanish
hag- poner pongo pong- salir salgo salg-
tener
tengo teng- traer traigo traig- ver veo...
¡Feliz Halloween! (Happy Halloween!)
feel scared"? A common verb for this is
tener
miedo (literally "to have fear"), as seen...
The Spanish Future Tense
querr- saber (to know): sabr- salir (to leave): saldr-
tener
(to have): tendr- valer (to be worth): valdr- venir (to...
Expressing Emotions in Spanish
How sad!"). Verbs like sentir (to feel) or
tener
(to have) are also commonly used with such emotional...
Spanish Verbs That Change Meaning in the Preterite Tense
La peruana - Part 1 Play Caption 5.
Tener
(to have) The verb tener in Spanish means "to have"...
Colombian Slang: 100 Words and Phrases to Sound like a True Colombian
slang is usually used with the verb "
tener
" in the expression "
tener
churrias." Example: No...
Spanish Body Parts from Head to Toe
Pastorcita" Play Caption Eyes (los ojos) Me encantaría
tener
los ojos azules. I would love to...
El Voseo: Not as Intimidating as It Seems
Present Indicative with Vos: comenzar comienzas comenzás
tener
tienes tenésâ decir dices decís Let's look...
Making Comparisons in Spanish - Part 1
reciclaje Play Caption Since the Spanish verb
tener
años (literally "to have years") is used...
The Many Meanings of the Verb Llegar
lesson has been clear, but si llegan a
tener
dudas (if you happen to have any questions),...
Yabla's Top 12 Spanish Verbs for Carrying on a Conversation
the difference between ser and estar. 3.
Tener
(to have) The verb
tener
means "to have" in Spanish. Let's take...
Learn Family Members in Spanish: Essential Vocabulary with Pronunciation
Caption Hija (Daughter) Y muy feliz de
tener
a mi lado a mi hija. And...
Irse de boca
Play Caption Somewhat similar is the expression no
tener
nada que llevarse a la boca (literally, "to...
Some Expressions
todo lo que me has dicho y
tener
en cuenta tus recomendaciones. I will try...
En qué quedamos...
we agreed”): ¿En qué quedamos? ¿Va a
tener
una herencia o no? What did we...
Uses of Ya - Part 2
Ya que es muy pequeña y por...
tener
dos océanos, Since it is very small...
Animal Words
person, or even appeasing the gods: Y
tener
poderes místicos para amansar las "tulucus". And...
En absoluto, de ninguna manera, del todo...
before it, the word absoluto is just an adjective: Quiero
tener
el control absoluto de la empresa. I...
Spring Vocabulary
ballenas vienen a Gorgona a aparearse y
tener
sus crías. The whales come to Gorgona...
Expressions That Matter
incomplete phrase in English. Now, by extension, no
tener
que ver also means no importar (to not matter). However, since...
Imperative Constructions
The Spanish constructions haber + de,
tener
+ que, hay + que, and deber + infinitive are...
Se Trata de Tratar [It's About Trying]
de "tú", To address someone with "tú," tienes que
tener
una cierta cercanía... you have to have...
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