Learn Spanish - in 20 Days. Day 6a

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[Milka4592]

tienes que and tengo que do they have the same meaning????u have to????

[learnspanish1]

@Milka4592

tengo que = I have to

tienes que = (do) you have to

[learnspanish1]

Best to think of tengo que/tienes que as set phrases meaning I/You have to or I/You must. You don't usually use the que to make 'to' e.g. I want to see = Quiero ver . No que is used.

Hope that helps

[learnspanish1]

You just need to think of 'tengo que' as a phrase meaning I must or I have (to). It works out as I have that to speak, if we translate literally.

[ashtyd]

Grasias.



[24262748]

@avianca1101 Because gringos are better teachers :-)

[TheAtiyara]

nice



[SuperPianoSam]

i like you're accent

[SuperPianoSam]

hola amiego

tengo que hablaro contigo

[Milka4592]

@learnspanish1 oh yesss that's clear thank uuu

[AzuLIzumi]

@iloveyourhamster no you cant say " quiero que hablar contigo"

you can say...

Quiero hablar contigo -- i want to speak with you

tengo que hablar contigo -- i have to speak with you

me gustaria hablar contigo -- i woul'd like to speak with you