How to Say “We Had” in French

tuvimos
The English phrase 'we had' translates to French as tuvimos.
The past tense of the verb have, used to describe possession or experience in the past.

Did you know?

  • While nous avions means 'we had', adding a simple si at the start transforms it into a hypothetical wish, like 'if only we had', which is a common way to express nostalgia in French literature.
  • Wait, there is a mistake in your records. The phrase 'we had' translates to French as nous avions or nous avons eu, while tuvimos is actually the Spanish translation.

Examples in context

  • Nous avons eu une réunion très productive
    We had a very productive meeting
  • Nous avons eu l'occasion de rencontrer l'équipe de direction
    We had the opportunity to meet the management team
  • On a eu une super soirée hier
    We had a great evening yesterday

Example conversation

Emma and Gabriel are talking about their vacation.

  1. Emma

    Tuvimos un viaje increíble.
    We had an incredible trip.
  2. Gabriel

    Me alegro mucho, Emma.
    I am very glad, Emma.
  3. Emma

    Tuvimos tiempo de visitar todo.
    We had time to visit everything.
  4. Gabriel

    Eso suena perfecto, Gabriel.
    That sounds perfect, Gabriel.
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