EL VERBO TENER (1)

The Spanish verb TENER is one of the most idiomatic and arbitrary verbs in the Spanish language. In this video series for intermediate to advanced Spanish students we are going to learn the most common uses of this verb. For more free lessons and resources for Spanish students, please visit http://www.esaudio.net and sign up for our free newsletter.

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[tabernash42]

I hadn't realized how the verb tener was so much used and it has helped me be better understood in my classes with Spanish speaking students.

[esaudio]

I am glad to hear you found it useful! Thanks all of you for your feedback.

[imthym]

muchas gracias!!

[gzahill]

Kick ass bro-thanks!

[PreterNL]

Dude this rules so much, me gusta! Gracias!

[healster87]

Muchas gracias



[elferdinand]

@chiaretta887 im mexican, im learnign english, and i want to learn italian too =D, ciao bella (am i ok?)

[elferdinand]

@reptilia5 "por ESA leccion. Este verbo es muy dificil de aprender para mi!" the spanish is very hard to learn instead the english, saludos desde mexico amig@ (greetings from mexico my friend)

[reptilia5]

Muchisimas gracias por eso leccion! Este verbo es muy dificil por me a aprender!

[hikarichan1721]

@gregorybrandt querrás decir, tu eres inteligente o ¿qué? you mean, you're smart or what?

[EvilPundit]

#3 can be thought of as, "What does it have (wrong with it?)

[gamerdw2]

hace mucho viento? yo pondria ''hay mucho viento''.

[cire3000]

@aldomx95 I had an apple in my hand should be translated as YO TUVE UNA MANZANA EN LA MANO ó YO TENÍA UNA MANZANA EN LA MANO.

[pablopineda]

@aldomx95 Yo tengo una gran manzana en mi mano, pero tiene un gusanito y no me la puedo comer :S