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"She does not have enemies."

Translation:Ella no tiene enemigos.

5 years ago

18 Comments

jonbriden

Just curious, but is "enemiga" a word too - as in female enemy?

Reply1•5 years ago

rocko2012

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http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/enemiga I assume you meant to spell it "enemiga". I also assume it is used if the enemy is female and the person wants to communicate that.

Reply•5 years ago

Acarlosbunnell

That was my answer, and it was wrong.

Reply•4 years ago

SabrinaMor75779

Yeah because when you say "enemigos" in a spanish contex also in an english contex is including boys and girls both so you use that to talk about they all

Reply•2 years ago

BobTallyHo

I would like an answer to this as well....as I tried it and lost my gamble.

Reply•4 years ago

Faux3

I believe that would be "enema". Heeheehee...

Reply•2 years ago

yosef0121

That was my answer and doulingo accepted it

Reply•1 year ago

Talca

?Why no article before enemigos? Que raro.

Reply•5 years ago

Saballama

I think that would mean "she does not have the enemies", as in either a specific group or referring to all enemies. This is just talking about enemies in general.

Reply•4 years ago