How do you say tienes and digo in English?

Here's how you translate "tienes" and "digo" from Spanish to English, keeping in mind the context is important:

Tienes

* Formal: "You have" (when addressing someone with respect)

* Informal: "You have" or "You've got" (when speaking casually to someone)

Examples:

* Formal: "Usted tiene razón." (You are right.)

* Informal: "Tú tienes que venir." (You have to come.)

Digo

* "I say" or "I'm saying" (This is the most common translation)

Examples:

* "Digo que no estoy de acuerdo." (I say I disagree.)

* "Digo, ¿por qué no?" (I'm saying, why not?)

Important Note: The meaning of "digo" can also vary depending on the context. It can sometimes be used to express surprise, disbelief, or to introduce an opinion or argument.