0050 Easily Learn Spanish, I HAVE / TENGO

Using the verb TENER / TO HAVE
Lesson 50
How to say 'I have" using the verb 'tener' in Spanish
Remember, Skill = Practice. Use this short lesson to help you build your skill in speaking Spanish. The more you practice, the greater your skill will be.
Grammar topics in this lesson:
The verb TENER / TO HAVE
Present tense conjugation ('yo' form of 'tener')
Vocabulary:
I have, TENGO
a car, UN CARRO
a dog, UN PERRO
a debit card, UNA TARJETA DE DÉBITO
a credit card, UNA TARJETA DE CRÉDITO
a lot of money, MUCHO DINERO
a lot of problems, MUCHOS PROBLEMAS

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Muchas gracias.

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De nada.

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Thanks for the video

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Car is not coche?

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There are a few words for car in Spanish. In Latin America the tendency is to use 'el carro'. In Spain 'el coche'. Some speakers of Spanish will also use 'el auto' or 'el automóvil'. You will often find this is the case for many words. For example, there are many words for 'pen': la pluma, el boli, el bolígrafo, el lapicero, la lapicera, la birome, etc.... Variety is the spice of life.