¿Tiene Wi-Fi?

When to use

This phrase is commonly used in establishments like cafes, restaurants, hotels, and shops when you want to know if they offer Wi-Fi service for customers.

How it works

The phrase uses the verb 'tener' (to have) in the third-person singular present indicative form 'tiene', conjugated for the formal 'usted' (you). 'Wi-Fi' is a loanword commonly understood.

• tiene: third-person singular present indicative of 'tener' (to have), used here for formal 'usted'.
• Wi-Fi: loanword for wireless internet access.

Register and formality

Using 'tiene' (usted form) makes this a polite and generally applicable question suitable for most service interactions. The informal 'tú' form would be '¿Tienes Wi-Fi?', used with friends or people you know well.

Notes

Ask in cafes, hotels, or shops. Neutral everyday wording.