How to Say ‘I hope you have / have’ in Mexican Spanish
Que tenga
keh TEN-gah
[keh TEN-gah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tenga] is the [usted] form here, so this is polite: [Que tenga buen viaje]. The same pattern works with other wishes: [Que tenga buen día].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
may / that
A word often used to introduce wishes or polite expressions. Here it helps form 'may you have.'
Que tenga un excelente vuelo.
May you have an excellent flight.
tenga
[TEN-gah]
you have
A polite formal verb form from 'tener' meaning 'you have' or 'may you have.' Common in customer service.
Espero que tenga un asiento cómodo.
I hope you have a comfortable seat.
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