How to Say ‘Do you have questions?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tiene preguntas?
TYEH-neh preh-GOON-tahs
[TYEH-neh preh-GOON-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: tiene already means "you have" when speaking politely to one person, so no word for "you" is needed. The same form also means "he/she has", and context tells you which.
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[TYEH-neh]
you have (formal)
Form of 'tener' used with 'usted' to politely say 'you have'.
Usted tiene buen gusto.
You have good taste.
preguntas
[preh-GOON-tahs]
questions
Plural of 'pregunta', things you ask.
Hay muchas preguntas al final.
There are many questions at the end.
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