How to Say ‘Here you go, ten.’ in Spain Spanish
Tenga, diez.
TEN-gah dyehs
[TEN-gah dyehs]
💬 Usage Tip: Tenga is the polite form you use with usted; with a friend it's toma. Both literally mean "take" and are what you say when handing something over.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenga
[TEN-gah]
here you are
Formal command of 'tener', used when handing something.
Tenga, su billete.
Here you are, your ticket.
diez
[dyehs]
Ten
The number equivalent to the product of two times five.
Dame diez minutos para terminar.
Give me ten minutes to finish.
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