How to Say ‘I have a sister.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tengo una hermana.
TEN-goh OO-nah ehr-MAH-nah
[TEN-goh OO-nah ehr-MAH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo
[TEN-goh]
I have
First-person form of 'tener,' used to say you possess something.
Tengo mi identificación lista.
I have my ID ready.
una
[OO-nah]
a (feminine)
Indefinite article (feminine singular) used before “llamada”.
¿Podemos agendar Una revisión rápida y luego una llamada?
Can we schedule a quick review and then a call?
hermana
[ehr-MAH-nah]
sister
"Hermana" means "sister," a female sibling.
Mi Hermana cumple años en abril.
My sister has a birthday in April.
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