How to Say ‘They want to have’ in Spain Spanish
Quieren tener
KEE-eh-rehn teh-NEHR
[KEE-eh-rehn teh-NEHR]
💬 Usage Tip: The verb 'tener' is common and can imply possession or desire.
Phrase Breakdown
Quieren
[KEE-eh-rehn]
want
To wish or desire something.
Ellos quieren más tiempo.
They want more time.
tener
[teh-NEHR]
to have
To possess something.
Quiero tener un carro.
I want to have a car.
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