tiene su

has its

→ tener

phrase Very common #1,334

has its Compositional phrase from tiene + su. Su can mean his, her, its, your, or their depending on context, but in these examples it means his/her/its.

SP: Cada problema tiene su solución.

EN: Every problem has its solution.

Cada calle tiene su línea de barreras.

Each street has its own line of barriers.

— El cielo sobre Berlín (1987)

Cada formación tiene su debilidad.

Every formation has its weakness.

— Acantilado rojo (2008)

Tiene su placa aquí.

His plaque is here.

— TRON: Ares (2025)

Tom sólo puede andar si tiene su bastón.

Tom can only walk if he has his cane.

Aquí tiene su cambio.

Here's your change.

Todo tiene su importancia.

Everything has its importance.

Todo lo que empieza tiene su fin.

Everything that begins has an end.

Y tiene su mismo mal genio.

And he has the same bad temper.

— Cuentos de Tokio (1953)

En realidad, que si tiene su carácter es por el dinero.

Actually, if she has that kind of character, it's because of the money.

— Doña Clara (2016)

Señor, ¿ya tiene su medicina?

Sir, do you have your medicine yet?

— Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

Nuria imita su voz, tiene su DNI y hasta se ha quedado con su piso.

Nuria imitates her voice, has her ID, and has even taken over her apartment.

— Open Your Eyes (1997)

Cada desventaja tiene su ventaja.

Every disadvantage has its advantage.

Siempre tiene su diccionario a la mano.

He always has his dictionary handy.

Es verdad que todo hombre tiene su precio.

It is true that every man has his price.

Pero tiene su mérito.

But it has its merit.

Cada cual tiene su distrito.

Each one has his district.

Tiene su sede en el Metro Club.

It is based at the Metro Club.

— Hermano 2 (2000)

Hasta el día de hoy, él todavía tiene su anillo.

To this day, he still has his ring.

De acuerdo, ahí tiene su recibo.

All right, here's your receipt.

— Psicosis (1960)

Cada camello tiene su joroba.

Every camel has its hump.

Cada uno de sus ladrones tiene su ladrón.

Every thief has his own thief.

— Andrei Rublev (1966)

Ahora tiene su medalla.

Now he has his medal.

— Hermano 2 (2000)

Toda rosa tiene su espina.

Every rose has its thorn.

Cada niño tiene su modo individual de pensar.

Each child has their own individual way of thinking.

Aquí tiene su cerveza.

Here's your beer.

— Rental Family (Familia de alquiler) (2025)

Lo aterrador tiene su punto sexy.

The terrifying has its sexy side.

— Scream 7 (2026)

Tom tiene su Bar Mitsvah el próximo mes.

Tom has his Bar Mitsvah next month.

Todo lo grande tiene su inicio.

Everything great has a beginning.

Todo tiene su límite.

Everything has its limits.

Cada uno tiene su armario, y es bastante amplio, ¿eh?

Each one has their own wardrobe, and it's quite spacious, isn't it?

— Ladrón de bicicletas (1948)

Todo jefe tiene su empleado favorito.

Every boss has their favorite employee.

Pero la opinión pública tiene su modo de cambiar.

But public opinion has a way of changing.

Cada uno tiene su truco para calmarse.

Everyone has their own trick for calming down.

— Amelie (2001)

Mi novia lo toma cuando tiene su regla.

My girlfriend takes it when she has her period.

Ya tiene su credencial Q.

You already have your Q credential.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

Tiene su despacho en casa.

He has his office at home.

Ahora comprendo que la desgracia también tiene su lado bueno.

Now I understand that misfortune also has its good side.

— Vivir (1952)

Tan enorme como el agujero que tiene su relato.

As enormous as the hole in his story.

— Contratiempo (2017)

He escuchado que un cerdo llamado Porco Rosso tiene su fama por estos lados.

I've heard that a pig called Porco Rosso is quite famous around here.

— Porco Rosso (1992)