How to Say ‘Do you have anything’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tenéis algo
teh-NAY-ees AL-goh
[teh-NAY-ees AL-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tenéis] is the [vosotros] form, used in Spain when speaking to more than one person. The same pattern appears in [queréis], [podéis], [tenéis].
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, [vosotros] forms like [tenéis] are standard for addressing more than one person informally. In Latin America, this wording would usually be different.
Phrase Breakdown
Tenéis
[teh-NAY-ees]
do you have
Informal plural form used in Spain when asking more than one person or staff collectively.
¿Tenéis algo libre para cenar?
Do you have anything free for dinner?
algo
[AL-goh]
something / anything
Used to ask whether there is any option available.
¿Tenéis algo para esta noche?
Do you have anything for tonight?
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