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Phrase · 💌 Plans and invitations

—¿Tienes planes para mañana? —No, ¿por qué?

—Do you have any plans for tomorrow? —No, why?

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Why every word is where it is

—¿Tienes1verbdo you havetener · present · 2nd sing.planes2nounplansplan · masc. · pl.paraprepositionformañana3adverbtomorrow?—Noadverbno,¿por4prepositionforqué4pronounwhat?
  • Tienes → planes: has what?
  • para → mañana: para + time
  • por → qué: ¿por qué? = why?

Why it's built this way

The notes match the numbers above.

  1. 1
    tener: e → ie in tienes. Tener: possession, age, sensations, tener que →
  2. 2
    Nouns ending in a consonant add -es: plan → planes. Nouns: gender and number →
  3. 3
    mañana = tomorrow; la mañana = the morning. Numbers, telling the time and dates →
  4. 4
    ¿por qué? (why) is two words with an accent; porque (because) is one. Questions and negation →

Variations

  • —¿Tiene planes para el sábado? —Todavía no.
  • ¿Tienes planes para esta noche?