How to Say ‘Do you have today’ in Mexican Spanish
Tienen hoy
tee-EH-nehn oy
[tee-EH-nehn oy]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tienen] here is the [ustedes] form, used for [you all]. In Mexico, [ustedes] is the normal plural [you], both formal and informal.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-EH-nehn]
you have; they have
Plural form of tener, often used politely with staff as ustedes.
¿Tienen café de Veracruz esta semana?
Do you have coffee from Veracruz this week?
hoy
[oy]
today
Used to ask what is available on the current day.
¿Qué tueste tienen hoy para filtro?
What roast do you have today for filter coffee?
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