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What does nene que tienes mean in spanish?

"Nene que tienes" is a Spanish phrase that means "What's wrong, baby?" or "What's the matter, sweetie?"

* Nene is a term of endearment, often used for a child or someone you're close to. It's similar to "baby" in English.

* Que tienes translates to "what do you have" or "what's wrong."

The phrase is typically used in a concerned or affectionate way when someone appears sad, upset, or unwell.

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