How to Say ‘Do you have the time?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tienes hora?
TYEH-nes OH-rah
[TYEH-nes OH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: hora here means "the time", so this isn't asking whether someone has an hour free. Use tienes with people you know, and ¿tiene hora? with a stranger.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[TYEH-nes]
you have
Used to indicate possession.
Tienes un lindo vestido.
You have a nice dress.
hora
[OH-rah]
time
Means hour or time; in reservations it asks for the booking time.
La hora de la reserva es importante.
The reservation time is important.
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