I am having trouble understanding how to use tienes/tengo and other related "have" words. For example, in my current lesson in Rosetta Stone, the following examples are used: …

Feb 11, 2015 · Tengo = I have (you could think of it as "I posses something" although the meaning is wider than that) Tengo un tractor amarillo Tengo que = I have to Tengo que ir al …

Dec 9, 2017 · When someone asks you a question on what do you have and you are trying to reply e.g. "¿Tienes comida?" Then suppose they don't have food, would they reply: "No, no …

Oct 18, 2017 · He oído la expresión no tengo el chichi para farolillos, a modo de imitación del desparpajo y del acento de los españoles. Si no me equivoco, en España significa "ahora no …

Jun 17, 2017 · Tengo cansancio/sueño. (nouns) Whenever magnitudes, such as age, height, weight, width, depth, etc., are involved, we can use the verb "tener" or a more specific verb …

Aug 31, 2017 · Si me dices «no tengo ni una zanahoria» pensaría que no tienes comida en casa y necesitas hacer la compra. Para mí un foco es esto y se me haría raro que alguien usara la …

Me parece que la manera mas práctica sería responder de manera directa independientemente de que la pregunta se formule de forma negativa o no. Por ejemplo: ¿No tienes frío? No, no …

Jul 29, 2019 · Ponerse is to put [an item of clothing] on; once you've put the item on, then you have it on: lo/la tienes puesto/puesta. We can use the past participle, puesto, as an adjective, …

Feb 6, 2016 · Are the following sentences acceptable was to say, "I have no idea": No tengo idea. No tengo ni idea. No tengo nada de idea. Are there any additional ways to express this?

Otherwise, a reflexive “Tengo que irme” makes more sense, if what you mean is that you have to leave somewhere. I guess there’s also “Tengo que mear”, but that’s a difference sense of …