In Spanish, the word "tengo" means "I have."
You will use this word a lot when talking about your family. Let’s see how to use "tengo" with family words.
To talk about your family in Spanish, you need these words:
The easy way to say "I have" in Spanish is:
Subject + Verb + Family Member
Here, "yo" means "I." But you can leave out "yo" because it's understood.
So, just use "tengo" and then the family member.
Here are some simple sentences using "tengo" with family words:
Tengo una madre.
(I have a mother.)
Tengo un padre.
(I have a father.)
Tengo un hermano.
(I have a brother.)
Tengo una hermana.
(I have a sister.)
You can also mention more than one family member in a sentence.
Use the word “y” (which means “and”) to connect them. Here are a few examples:
Tengo una madre y un padre.
(I have a mother and a father.)
Tengo un hermano y una hermana.
(I have a brother and a sister.)
Now it’s your turn! Try writing sentences using "tengo" with different family members. Here’s how to do it:
Write at least five sentences to help you learn better. Use the words we covered to show your family!
In Spanish, the word "tengo" means "I have."
You will use this word a lot when talking about your family. Let’s see how to use "tengo" with family words.
To talk about your family in Spanish, you need these words:
The easy way to say "I have" in Spanish is:
Subject + Verb + Family Member
Here, "yo" means "I." But you can leave out "yo" because it's understood.
So, just use "tengo" and then the family member.
Here are some simple sentences using "tengo" with family words:
Tengo una madre.
(I have a mother.)
Tengo un padre.
(I have a father.)
Tengo un hermano.
(I have a brother.)
Tengo una hermana.
(I have a sister.)
You can also mention more than one family member in a sentence.
Use the word “y” (which means “and”) to connect them. Here are a few examples:
Tengo una madre y un padre.
(I have a mother and a father.)
Tengo un hermano y una hermana.
(I have a brother and a sister.)
Now it’s your turn! Try writing sentences using "tengo" with different family members. Here’s how to do it:
Write at least five sentences to help you learn better. Use the words we covered to show your family!