No. 8,880 in Spanish
tienes
"Tienes" means "you have."
In a sentence
¿Tienes un momento para hablar?
Do you have a moment to talk?
Here, 'tienes' is the conjugation of 'tener' (to have) in the second person singular present tense and is used to inquire about possession ('a moment').
Cuando tienes tiempo, ponte en contacto conmigo.
When you have time, get in touch with me.
In this sentence, 'tienes' is used in a subordinate clause in a temporal context to indicate when someone possesses ('time').
Tienes que estudiar para el examen.
You have to study for the exam.
Here, 'tienes' is part of a necessity expression ('to have to') combined with 'que' to convey obligation.
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