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tú has

you have

→ tú
phrase Common #7,486
you have Used as the second-person singular form of the auxiliary verb haber, usually with a past participle to form the present perfect, as in “tú has estado” (“you have been”). The pronoun tú is often omitted because the verb form already indicates “you.”
SP: Tú has aprendido mucho este año.
EN: You have learned a lot this year.

Tú has servido bien al tuyo.

You have served yours well.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

Siempre he hecho lo que tú has querido.

I've always done what you wanted.

Y tú has luchado bien.

And you've fought well.

— Dangal (2016)

Tú has derramado tu café.

You have spilled your coffee.

Tú has llorado.

You have cried.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

De la misma manera que tú has destrozado a tu propia hija.

In the same way that you have destroyed your own daughter.

— Scream 7 (2026)

Al menos tú has perseguido lo que querías.

At least you pursued what you wanted.

— Anaconda (2025)

Tú has nacido del amor.

You were born of love.

— Incendies (2010)

Y tú has decidido la tuya.

And you have decided yours.

Tú has abandonado toda esperanza.

You have abandoned all hope.

— स्वदेस (2004)

Tú has parado el motor.

You have stopped the engine.

Éste es el que tú has elegido.

This is the one you have chosen.

— Juego sucio (Infernal Affairs) (2002)