What does Tener Sed mean?
Practice Version
Tener Sed:
To be thirsty. tener sed. "Tener sed" means "to be thirsty" in Spanish, indicating a need or desire to drink.
Example:
“Tener sed” means “to be thirsty”—literally, “to have thirst.” Picture yourself in a scorching desert, waving an empty water bottle: “I SAID I need water!” Spanish sed sounds a bit like English “said,” so let that thirsty shout jog your memory: “Tengo sed” = “I’m thirsty!”
