Breakdown of Tuvimos un viaje horrible a nuestro destino.
tener
to have
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a, an (masculine)
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our
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Questions & Answers about Tuvimos un viaje horrible a nuestro destino.
Why is the word for "we had" tuvimos instead of something like "tenimos"?
Could we use teníamos instead of tuvimos here?
Why does horrible come after viaje?
In Spanish, descriptive adjectives like horrible almost always come right after the noun they describe. So instead of "a horrible trip" (English word order), we say "a trip horrible" (un viaje horrible).
Does destino mean "destiny" or "destination"?
It can actually mean both! In the context of travel, like in this sentence, destino translates to "destination". In a more philosophical context, it means "destiny" or "fate".