How to Say ‘Do you have sardines?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tienen sardinas?
tee-en-en sar-DEE-nahs
[tee-en-en sar-DEE-nahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Tienen is the plural "you have", aimed at the stall as a business rather than one person. Swap in any item: ¿Tienen pan? "Do you have bread?"
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-en-en]
they have
Indicates possession or control by multiple people.
Ellos tienen lo que necesitas.
They have what you need.
sardinas
[sar-DEE-nahs]
sardines
Small oily fish, a classic San Juan night food grilled outdoors.
Me encantan las sardinas.
I love sardines.
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