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What is the translation for que tienes?

"Que tienes" in Spanish translates to "What do you have?" or "What's wrong?" in English.

It's a very versatile phrase that can be used in different situations depending on the context. Here are some examples:

* "Que tienes?" - When asking about someone's physical state or feeling unwell.

* "Que tienes en tu mano?" - When asking what someone is holding in their hand.

* "Que tienes que decir?" - When asking what someone has to say.

The best translation will depend on the specific context of the conversation.

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