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26 Dec 2017
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How would you translate 'We have that'.
'Tenemos que" is 'We have to' so I am confused!
But Tenemos (We have) + Que (That) doesnt mean 'We have that'.
How would you translate 'We have that'.
'Tenemos que" is 'We have to' so I am confused!
But Tenemos (We have) + Que (That) doesnt mean 'We have that'.
'Tenemos que" is 'We have to' so I am confused!
But Tenemos (We have) + Que (That) doesnt mean 'We have that'.
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26 Dec 2017
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Tenemos means "we have" and eso means "that"
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Tenemos means "we have" and eso means "that"
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For "we have it", you would just say "Lo tenemos". An example would be if you were at a store and you ask someone, "Tienen esta camisa en rojo?' (Do you have this shirt in red), the store owner or whomever would say "Si, lo tenemos" (Yes, we have it.)
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