Let's look at our sentence pattern.

This pattern will be the one that all of our examples will follow.

Okay, let's look first at the verb, tenor.

The verb tenor means to have.

This verb can mean that you have something or can describe that you are experiencing a condition.

Now the verb can be directly followed by a noun.

So, you can use it to say you have a car,

a coach, car, but also you can use it to describe a condition that you are experiencing

in this case fever fever

okay now let's look at the dialogue, the line from the dialogue.

Tienes febre, Tienes, come from the verb, Tener.

So, Tienes is a form of the birth Tener.

And Fiebre is the noun.

So together can be naturally translated as,

Do you have fever?

Do you have fever?

Do you have fever? Now you have fever? Tienes Fiebre?

Now you know how to talk about something you have

or a condition you are experiencing.

Of course in Spanish.

Now let's look at some speaking examples

Tengo fever and I need to rest let's look first at Tengo is the form for I, from the verb, Tener.

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