Breakdown of Casi no tengo tiempo libre esta semana.
yo
I
tener
to have
el tiempo
the time
la semana
the week
no
no
esta
this
libre
free
casi
almost
Questions & Answers about Casi no tengo tiempo libre esta semana.
What does casi no mean in this context?
Can I say no tengo casi tiempo libre instead?
Yes, you can. Casi no tengo tiempo libre and no tengo casi tiempo libre convey the same idea. The word order just changes slightly.
Why do we use tengo and not something like estoy teniendo?
In Spanish, tengo is a simple present tense form of tener (meaning to have). Spanish doesn't use the progressive form (estoy teniendo) to talk about possession in this context, so tengo is the correct choice.
Is tiempo libre the same as just saying tiempo?
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