He has in Spanish 🇪🇸

in English	in Spanish	S
he has	él tiene

How to say “he has” in Spanish? “Él tiene”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “él tiene” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on he has in Spanish like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Spanish Sentences with the Word “He has”

Spanish sentence with “él tiene”	English translation for él tiene	S
¿Cuántos años tienes?	How old are you?
¿Tú tienes hermanos?	Do you have brothers?
Tiene dos manos.	he has two hands.
¿Tienes frio?	Are you cold?
Cuántos hermanos tienes?	How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Tienen cuatro carros.	They have four cars.
Tienen que ser altos para ser modelos	They have to be tall to be models
Alberto lo tiene.	Alberto has it.
Las tienes	You have them
Tienes que prometerme.	You have to promise me.
Tienes que amarlo.	You have to love him.
No tienes que pagarlas	You don’t have to pay them
Sabemos que tienes que viajar pronto	We know that you have to travel soon
¿Tienes lo que estabas buscando?	Do you have what you were looking for?
A veces tienes que pensar	Sometimes you have to think
Tienes que hacer lo que digo	You have to do what I say
Lo que tienes que hacer mañana es	What you have to do tomorrow is…
Tienes que cepillarte los dientes?	Do you have to brush your teeth?
Tiene más de veintiocho años	He is older than twenty eight years old
Facebook tiene más de dos millones de usuarios	Facebook has more than two million users
Tienes que terminarla para el viernes	You have to finish it by Friday
La computadora suya tiene más capacidad	Her computer has more capacity
Nuestra madre tiene muchos sueños	Our mother has a lot of dreams
Mis amigos tienen muchos videos	My friends have a lot of videos
Mi cuaderno tiene muchos colores	My notebook has a lot of colors
Mi mamá tiene tu regalo	My mom has your present
En su granja tienen una vaca que come hierba.	On their farm they have a cow that eats grass.
Tienes que cuidarla siempre.	You have to always take care of it.
Tienen que aceptarlo.	You guys have to accept it.
Tienes razón, no te lo puedo decir.	You are right, I can’t tell it to you.
Tienen que lavarlo con aire.	They have to wash it with air.
¿Tú lo tienes? ella preguntó.	Do you have it? she asked.

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Pronunciation

normal speech: eL tie-NE

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Tips to remember the word “tiene”:
– “Tiene” sounds similar to “teen,” so you might think of a teenager “has” something to remember that “él tiene” means “he has.”
– Associate “tiene” with “ten,” both have a “t” and an “e” and think of someone having ten items.

Explanation:
– “Tiene” is the third-person singular present form of the verb “tener,” which means “to have.”
– “Tener” is an irregular verb, so its conjugation doesn’t follow a strict pattern.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Posee” can also mean “he has,” but it’s more formal and often refers to possession or ownership.

Different conjugations of “tener”:
– Infinitive: tener (to have)
– Present: tiene (he/she/it has), tienen (they have)
– Preterite (simple past): tuvo (he/she/it had)
– Imperfect (past): tenía (he/she/it had)
– Conditional: tendría (he/she/it would have)
– Future: tendrá (he/she/it will have)
– Present Subjunctive: tenga (that he/she/it has), tengan (that they have)
– Imperfect Subjunctive: tuviera or tuviese (if he/she/it had)
– Future Subjunctive (rarely used): tuviere (if he/she/it were to have)

Examples of sentences that use “tiene”:
– Él tiene un perro. (He has a dog.)
– Ella tiene una casa grande. (She has a big house.)
– ¿Cuántos años tiene tu hermano? (How old is your brother?)
– Mi coche tiene cuatro ruedas. (My car has four wheels.)
– ¿Tiene usted la hora? (Do you have the time? [formal])

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