How to Say ‘We have two positions’ in Spain Spanish
Tenemos dos puestos
teh-neh-mohs dohs PWEHS-tohs
[teh-neh-mohs dohs PWEHS-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Puesto is the usual word for a job position, as in puesto de trabajo. It also means a market stall, so the context tells you which.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenemos
[teh-neh-mohs]
We have
Indicates possession or necessity in the first person plural.
Tenemos tres gatos en casa.
We have three cats at home.
dos
[dohs]
two
The number two.
Faltan dos semáforos para llegar.
There are two traffic lights left before arriving.
puestos
[PWEHS-tohs]
positions / posts
Plural of 'puesto', a job position in a company.
Buscamos dos puestos de ventas.
We're looking to fill two sales positions.
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