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How to Say ‘I don't have a table anymore’ in Mexican Spanish

Ya no tengo mesa

yah noh TEHN-go MEH-sah

[yah noh TEHN-go MEH-sah]

💬 Usage Tip: ya no before a verb means "not anymore": ya no hay "there's none left." Spanish drops una "a" before mesa here, as it often does after tener in a negative.

Phrase Breakdown

Ya no tengo

yah noh TEHN-go

I no longer have

'Ya no' means 'no longer / not anymore'. 'Ya' sounds like 'yah' (in Mexico, sometimes closer to 'jah').

Example

Ya no tengo tiempo.

I don't have time anymore.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

anymore (with no)

With 'no', means no longer / not anymore.

Example

Ya no fumo.

I don't smoke anymore.

[noh]

not

Used to make a word or group of words negative.

Example

No voy a ir.

I am not going.

tengo

[TEHN-go]

I have

Expresses possession or the presence of something in one's life.

Example

Tengo una reservación para dos.

I have a reservation for two.

mesa

[MEH-sah]

Table

Piece of furniture with a flat top and legs.

Example

La mesa está reservada a nombre de Juan.

The table is reserved in the name of Juan.

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