What does Tener Que mean?
Practice Version
Tener Que:
To have to. Tener que. "Tener que" is a Spanish phrase used to express obligation or necessity.
Example:
Tener que means “to have to,” as in an obligation. Picture “have” putting on a hard hat: it’s no longer about what you have—it’s about what you HAVE TO do! Follow tener que with an infinitive: “Tengo que trabajar” means “I have to work.” Think of the English phrase “Duty calls!”—when que joins tener, your to-do list starts shouting.
