How to Say ‘I have to discuss it’ in Spain Spanish
Tengo que hablarlo
TEHNG-goh keh ah-BLAR-loh
[TEHNG-goh keh ah-BLAR-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: Small words like lo "it" can be stuck onto the end of a verb in its basic form: hablarlo, verlo "to see it". Tengo que plus any verb means "I have to".
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo
[TEHNG-goh]
have
To possess or own something.
Tengo dos hermanas.
I have two sisters.
que
[keh]
to (in 'have to')
After 'tener' it forms 'tener que', meaning 'to have to'.
Tengo que trabajar.
I have to work.
hablarlo
[ah-BLAR-loh]
to talk about it
'Hablar' plus 'lo' (it): to discuss it.
Prefiero hablarlo mañana.
I prefer to talk about it tomorrow.
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