"She does not have enemies."

Translation: Ella no tiene enemigos.

[jonbriden]

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

[rocko2012]

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.

[BobTallyHo]

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

[Talca]

?Why no article before enemigos? Que raro.

[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.

[elizadeux]

Why would it need an article?

[Flo-n-Noah]

But she does have FRENEMIGOS

[anton.pyankov]

Enemigo=not amigo? Funny.

[AlexisPottinger]

Why is 'Ella no tiene ningun enemigo' wrong?

[jonbriden]

Because that would mean "She does not have any enemies", which is subtly different to "She does not have enemies".

[molodan]

Why is there no article before enemigos.

[HarleyTee]

Can someone please explain why "tener" is the suggestion but "tiene" is thw answer. This confuses me on a regular basis.

[Lenore322681]

That's what I've been wondering too