How to Say ‘He has some questions’ in Mexican Spanish
Tiene unas preguntas
tee-EH-neh OO-nahs preh-GOON-tahs
[tee-EH-neh OO-nahs preh-GOON-tahs]
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[tee-EH-neh]
you have / he has / she has
Form of tener; in polite speech it can mean you have.
Tiene razón en parte, pero el cobro sigue alto.
You are partly right, but the charge is still high.
unas
[OO-nahs]
some
“Unas” is the feminine plural indefinite article, meaning “some.”
Traje unas flores para la señora de la casa.
I brought some flowers for the lady of the house.
preguntas
[preh-GOON-tahs]
Questions
Plural noun used to introduce or refer to a Q&A section (common at conferences and demos).
Al final de la demostración, abrimos espacio para Preguntas del público.
At the end of the demo, we open time for questions from the audience.
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