Always Tengo Que?

Hello,

I can easily understand why “tengo que” translates to English as “I have to” do or have something.

But what about a sentence like this: “I've given all I have to give.”? Here “have to” doesn't mean “must.” Have in this instance means “I've given all I possess to give.” Wouldn't this be treated differently in Spanish? 

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

Hola ElEstudiante,

I think it would be : “He dado todo lo que tengo para dar.” Hope fully Liss or someone else will correct me or clarify. Soy estudiante también.

Saludos,

Ricardo

Hola Liss,

Gracias por tu respuesta.

Saludos,

Ricardo

¡De nada, Ricardo! :)