Te han

have they … you?

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phrase Rare #30,285

have they … you? Used with a past participle or other verb that follows; “te” means “you” as the object, and “han” means “they have.”

SP: ¿Te han llamado?

EN: Have they called you?

Have you been treated for tuberculosis?

Have you been invited to their wedding?

Have they treated you today?

— Ágora: La caída del imperio romano (2009)

Have your friends abandoned you?

Have they treated you for an infection after your surgery?

Have you been bitten?

— Happy together (1997)

Have you ever been admitted to a psychiatric hospital?

Have you been assigned to the parade?

— Dil Se.. (1998)

Were you forced to marry, or don’t you like me?

— हम दिल दे चुके सनम (1999)

Have you been fired?

— La Sociedad de los Poetas Muertos (1989)

Have they followed you?

— Zootopia 2 (2025)

Have you been infested with crabs?

— El Submarino (1981)