How to Say ‘Do you have a fever?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tiene fiebre?
TYEH-neh FYEH-breh
[TYEH-neh FYEH-breh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish says you "have" a fever, using tener and no "a". You'll hear the same pattern in ¿tiene tos? "do you have a cough?".
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[TYEH-neh]
you have (formal)
Form of 'tener' used with 'usted', the polite 'you'.
¿Usted tiene el documento?
Do you have the document?
fiebre
[FYEH-breh]
fever
Feminine noun for a raised body temperature.
El niño tiene fiebre alta.
The child has a high fever.
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