have a store

The Spanish phrase 'tener una tienda' translates to 'have a store' in English. In a business context, it is often used when someone owns or runs a store. In a more casual setting, the phrase could also be used metaphorically to suggest a surplus of something. For example, 'tener una tienda de dulces' could be literally translated to 'have a candy store' but metaphorically it could be used to imply having a lot of candies.

Example sentences using: tener una tienda

Ellos desean tener una tienda de ropa.

They want to have a clothing store.

This phrase illustrates a desire to own a clothing store, indicating a specific type of business they are interested in starting.

Nosotros tenemos la idea de tener una tienda en el centro.

We have the idea of having a store in the downtown.

This example shows a group considering starting a business located in a central area, reflecting their plans for the type of store and its location.

Ella sueña con tener una tienda de arte.

She dreams of having an art store.

This phrase expresses a personal aspiration to operate a store focused on art, highlighting a creative interest and ambition.