How to say "to have to do with" in Spanish (Día 52)

The video tutorial explains the Spanish phrase 'tener que ver con', which means 'to have to do with something'. It provides examples of how to use the phrase in different contexts, including its negative form. The tutorial encourages practice and suggests using Google to find more examples and uses of the phrase.

What does the phrase 'tener que ver con' mean in English?

• To see something

• To be related to something

• To have to do with something

• To have nothing to do with something

How would you express 'to not have anything to do with something' in Spanish?

• Tener algo que ver con

• Tener que ver con

• No ver nada con

• No tener nada que ver con

Which of the following is an example of using 'no tener nada que ver con'?

• Ellos tienen que ver con la decisión.

• Yo tengo que ver con el proyecto.

• Ella no tiene nada que ver con el accidente.

• Nosotros tenemos algo que ver con la fiesta.

What is suggested for further exploration of the phrase 'tener que ver con'?

• Reading a book

• Listening to a podcast

• Watching a movie

• Googling the phrase

Which form of the phrase would you use to say 'I don't want to have anything to do with a business like that'?

• No tener nada que ver con

• No ver nada con

• Tener que ver con

• Tener algo que ver con