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How do you say "i have a meeting" in Spanish?
Tengo una reunión
In Spanish, "i have a meeting" is Tengo una reunión.
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Pronunciation
The trick with 'Tengo una reunión' is to tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue while making sure the accent mark shows exactly which syllable carries the stress.
Grammar notes
Tengo una reunión is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i have a meeting
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How to remember Tengo una reunión
Think of 'Tengo una reunión' as a little phrase you'd blurt out for i have a meeting; repeat it a few times until it feels automatic.
Related words
- what day is it today ¿qué día es hoy?
- see you tomorrow Nos vemos mañana
- see you next week Nos vemos la semana que viene
- im running late Voy tarde
- im on time Llego a tiempo
- lets meet at noon quedemos al mediodía
- can we reschedule ¿Podemos reprogramar?
- i am busy right now Estoy ocupado ahora mismo
- do you have a minute ¿Tienes un minuto?
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Questions about Tengo una reunión
How do you pronounce Tengo una reunión?
The trick with 'Tengo una reunión' is to tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue while making sure the accent mark shows exactly which syllable carries the stress.
Is Tengo una reunión formal or casual?
Tengo una reunión is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Tengo una reunión used in Spanish?
Tengo una reunión is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i have a meeting).
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