are there differences between "tengo" and "yo tengo"?
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please help
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updated Oct 5, 2011
posted by leonlai88
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"tengo" usually includes the understood subject pronoun "yo". Sometimes "yo" is added for emphasis.
A native speaker or more advanced member will give a better answer.
updated Oct 5, 2011
posted by 0066c384
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Is same, "Yo tengo una pelota" "Tengo una pelota"
In Spain we call this "omitted subject" for example: "Tiene hambre" = "El/Ella tiene hambre"
updated Oct 5, 2011
edited by Neox
posted by Neox
Leonia, "usted tiene hambre"...was not added to Neox' example. - kmaakheru, Oct 5, 2011
