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How do you say,"He is having a nightmare."

How do you say,"He is having a nightmare."

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I am having a nightmare. He is having a nightmare (pesadilla). etc.

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updated Mar 21, 2011
posted by CharleyG

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In Spain is common to say: tener pesadillas. The translation would be: Él está teniendo una pesadilla. But you can also say: Él tiene una pesadilla

updated Apr 5, 2011
posted by FromCastile
I agree. - Dakie, Mar 21, 2011
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Perhaps you could also use the present progressive form, to indicate something that is happening right at the moment you're speaking:

Estoy sufriendo pesadilla.

Está sufriendo pesadilla.

updated Apr 5, 2011
posted by Achsah
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Estoy teniendo una pesadilla. y Él está teniendo una pesadilla.

Hope this helps smile

updated Apr 5, 2011
posted by night92hawk
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I would say,

sufro pesadilla

sufre pesadilla

updated Mar 20, 2011
posted by pesta