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What are spanish verbs for 'to have' as in you singular have and I have and you plural have etc?
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The question's phrasing is unclear. I assume it is asking about the present tense conjugations in Spanish. There are two verbs for "to have" in Spanish: tener (i.e. to possess or to own) and haber (i.e. to have done something).
Tener - Tengo, Tienes, Tiene, Tenemos, Tenéis, Tienen
Haber - He, Has, Ha, Hemos, Habéis, Han
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