How to Say ‘Do you have today?’ in Spain Spanish
Tenéis hoy
teh-NEH-ees oy
[teh-NEH-ees oy]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tenéis] is the Spain-only [vosotros] form for talking to more than one person informally. For one person you'd say [tienes hoy], and in much of Latin America you'd hear [tienen hoy] instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenéis
[teh-NEH-ees]
you have
Second person plural form used in Spain when speaking to staff or a group.
¿Tenéis café de Colombia esta semana?
Do you have Colombian coffee this week?
hoy
[oy]
today
Used to ask what is available on the current day.
¿Qué café servís hoy?
What coffee are you serving today?
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