tenés

have, you have

Verb tenés

(Latin America) Informal second-person singular (vos) present indicative form of tener.

Examples

¿Cuántos alicates tenés?

How many pairs of pliers do you have?

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Tenés un perro hermoso.

You have a beautiful dog.

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¿Tenés una habitación más económica?

Do you have a cheaper room?

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¿Cuántos hermanos tenés?

How many brothers do you have?

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Tenés una hermosa familia.

You have a beautiful family.

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¿Qué clase de sueños tenés?

What kind of dreams do you have?

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¿No tenés clases hoy?

Don't you have school today?

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Tenés que tener cuidado cuando estás en la selva.

You have to be careful when you're in the jungle.

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Ser negro es mejor que ser trolo. Si naciste negro, al menos no tenés que pensar en cómo decírselo a tu madre.

To be black is better than to be gay. If you were born black, at least you don't have to think about how to tell your mother about this.

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Vivís libremente si no tenés una reputación que perder.

You live freely if you haven't a reputation to lose.

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