How to Say ‘Do you have a black one too?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tiene una negra también?
tee-EH-neh OO-nah NEH-grah tahm-bee-EN
[tee-EH-neh OO-nah NEH-grah tahm-bee-EN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Negra] means [black one] here because Spanish often leaves out [camiseta] when the color already tells you which item you mean. You can reuse this with other colors: [¿Tiene una blanca?]
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain this is a normal, polite shop question as it is. You do not need extra softening like [por favor] every time.
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[tee-EH-neh]
do you have / does it have
"Tiene" is from "tener" and in a shop question it often means "Do you have...?"
¿Tiene una roja y también una negra?
Do you have a red one and also a black one?
Una negra
OO-nah NEH-grah
A black one
Una plus the feminine colour adjective negra, understood as a noun phrase from context.
Busco una negra.
I’m looking for a black one.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a / one
"una" is the feminine singular form of the article or number, used with feminine items.
Busco una pequeña; aquí pregunta por una negra también.
I’m looking for a small one; here it asks for a black one too.
negra
[NEH-grah]
black one / black
"negra" is the feminine form of "black," often referring to "camiseta."
Tiene una blanca, pero quiero una negra también.
You have a white one, but I want a black one too.
también
[tahm-bee-EN]
also / too
"también" means "also" or "too."
Si tiene una azul, quiero una negra también.
If you have a blue one, I want a black one too.
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