"She does not have enemies."
Translation:Ella no tiene enemigos.
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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.
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
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I would like an answer to this as well....as I tried it and lost my gamble.
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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.
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Because that would mean "She does not have any enemies", which is subtly different to "She does not have enemies".
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Can someone please explain why "tener" is the suggestion but "tiene" is thw answer. This confuses me on a regular basis.
