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In English we use the term 'I have' for different uses. In English we use the term 'I have' for different uses. 'I have enjoyed myself today' 'I have a 2 children' In Spanish it would be 'Yo tengo 2 ninos' how would I say 'I have enjoyed myself today'?

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I think there are two ways to indicate the past tense in Spanish 1. The present perfect: Me he divertido hoy = I have enjoyed myself today. 2. The preterite: Me divertí = I enjoyed myself. With the present perfect, you conjugate it using the verb haber (to have) + the past participle, just like in English.
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In Spanish "to have" means "tener" or "haber" (it also is an auxiliar verb). The sentence "I have enjoyed myself today' is in Spanish "he disfrutado hoy".
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He disfrutado hoy.

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