Julio: estás al lado de mí. el asiento 26 b.

Julio: Estás al lado de mí. Tienes el asiento 26 B.

Translation: Julio: You are next to me. You have the seat 26 B.

Explanation:

In the sentence, Julio is telling somebody that they'll be sitting next to each other, because the person has the seat number 26B.

In Spanish, you also "have a seat" - tener un asiento.

Now, what we need to do is to conjugate te ver "tener" correctly so that it fits correctly:

Julio: Estás al lado de mí. Tienes el asiento 26 B. --> Since Julio is talking to somebody else, in second person (estás - you are), the verb should be conjugated accordingly.

Hope it helped,

BioTeacher101

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