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How to Say ‘Have they set a date yet?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Ya tienen fecha?

ya tee-en-en FEH-chah

[ya tee-en-en FEH-chah]

💬 Usage Tip: tener fecha "to have a date" is how Spaniards ask if a wedding or event has been fixed. ya at the start adds the sense of "yet" or "already".

Phrase Breakdown

[ya]

already

By this time or before now.

Example

Ya terminé mi tarea.

I already finished my homework.

tienen

[tee-en-en]

they have

Indicates possession or control by multiple people.

Example

Ellos tienen lo que necesitas.

They have what you need.

fecha

[FEH-chah]

date

Feminine noun for a calendar date.

Example

Escribe la fecha en el papel.

Write the date on the paper.

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