What people have: 'tener' singular persons
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I can use the verb ‘tener’ to talk about what I and others have.
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The SSCs [ca], [co] and [cu] are pronounced as in 'casa', 'comer', 'escuchar'.
The verb 'tener' means 'to have, having' and we use it to talk about possessions.
The singular persons of 'tener' are 'tengo' ('I have'), 'tienes' ('you have') and 'tiene' ('she, he, it has').
The Spanish singular subject pronouns are: 'yo', 'tú', 'él', 'ella'.
We need numbers to talk about plural possessions; such sentences often contain 'tener', numbers and plural nouns.
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