How to Say ‘Here are your two hundred.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tenga sus doscientos.
TEHN-gah soos dohs-SYEHN-tohs
[TEHN-gah soos dohs-SYEHN-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: tenga literally means "have" as a polite command, but it's the standard way to say "here you go" when handing something over. Among friends it's ten.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenga
[TEHN-gah]
here you go
Formal command of 'tener'; used when handing something over.
Tenga su cambio.
Here's your change.
sus
[soos]
your (formal)
Possessive for 'usted' with plural nouns.
Aquí están sus maletas.
Here are your suitcases.
doscientos
[dohs-SYEHN-tohs]
two hundred
The number 200.
Me dio doscientos pesos.
He gave me two hundred pesos.
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