Tengas (en. Have)

/ˈteŋɡas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Second person singular of the present subjunctive of the verb 'tener'.

English: It is possible that you have a problem to solve.

Es posible que tú tengas un problema que resolver.

English: Used in expressions that indicate desire or need.

English: I hope you have a good day.

Espero que tengas un buen día.

English: Used in conditional sentences.

English: If you have time, come visit me.

Si tú tengas tiempo, ven a visitarme.

English: It derives from the verb 'tener' from the Latin 'tenere'.

English: take care

English: It is used to warn someone to be cautious.

tengas cuidado

English: keep in mind

English: It indicates that something particular should be considered.

tengas en cuenta

English: I hope you have good luck

English: A wish for good fortune to someone.

que tengas suerte

English: tener

English: Verb that means to possess or maintain something.

tener

English: fork

English: An object that is used for eating.

tenedor

English: To be in possession of something in an informal context.

English: You have the final word in this matter.

Tú tengas la última palabra en este asunto.

English: Used in some regions to refer to succeeding in something.

English: I hope you do well on your exam.

Espero que tengas en tu examen.