How to Say ‘May they have.’ in Spain Spanish
Que tengan.
keh TEN-gahn
[keh TEN-gahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tengan] is the form used with [ustedes], so here it means "you all have," not "they have." In Spain at a counter, staff often use [ustedes] politely when speaking to a group.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
may; that
Here it introduces a polite wish, as in expressions like 'Que tengan...'.
Que todo salga bien.
May everything go well.
tengan
[TEN-gahn]
you have
Polite plural/subjunctive form of 'tener,' used in wishes and formal expressions.
Espero que tengan un buen vuelo.
I hope you have a good flight.
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