How to Say ‘I have a question...’ in Spain Spanish
Tengo duda...
TEHN-goh DOO-dah
[TEHN-goh DOO-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often says [tener duda] where English would use "have a question" or "be unsure." Here it sounds like "I'm not sure," not necessarily that you want to ask a formal question.
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo
[TEHN-goh]
I have
From 'tener'; here it means 'I have' as in having a question or concern.
Tengo una alergia y tengo duda con la leche.
I have an allergy and I have a question about the milk.
duda
[DOO-dah]
doubt / question
Means doubt or uncertainty; in conversation it often suggests you have a question.
Tengo duda sobre qué leche elegir.
I have a question about which milk to choose.
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