How to Say ‘You have / here you go’ in Mexican Spanish
Tienes
tee-EH-nehs
[tee-EH-nehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tienes] literally means "you have," but in [Aquí tienes] it works like "here you are" when handing something over. The same word shows up literally in other contexts: [Tienes café] = "You have coffee."
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-EH-nehs]
you have / here you have
From tener; in service situations it often means here you go.
Tienes tu cambio y tu recibo.
Here you have your change and your receipt.
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