tienes novio
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tienes novio
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updated Jun 13, 2011
posted by guillermo345
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Hola! If you are asking the question, "Do you have a boyfriend?", you are very close.
Instead of "tienes novio", try it this way:
¿Tienes novio?
Nice job. Just remember to use proper punctuation because it can change a declarative statement into an interrogative.
I hope I helped you! 
updated Jun 13, 2011
edited by SonrisaDelSol
posted by SonrisaDelSol
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i agree with the above answers, but to get the inverted question mark, go here
updated Jun 13, 2011
edited by pbkidminion
posted by pbkidminion
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Welcome to the forum.
You can get a translation by clicking on the translation button at the top of the screen and plugging in your word or phrase.
I think that your sentence is a question, so you might want to put a question mark at the end.
updated Jun 13, 2011
posted by JoyceM
If this is a spanish question, you need to put an inverted question mark at the beginning too. - GuitarWarrior, Jun 13, 2011
