“¿Tienes Hambre?” — Are You Hungry Song in Spanish for Kids

In “¿Tienes Hambre?” (Are You Hungry?), kids sing key Spanish words like Tengo hambre, quiero pan, Sí, quiero pan, Tienes hambre and Sí, tengo hambre, sung mostly in Spanish, with a few English lines to anchor the meaning. It's a early-learner (A1) song from Unit 7: Food, 1:24 long, made for ages 2–8.

🇪🇸 Spanish
Level: A1
Unit 7 · La Comida
⏱ 1:24
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“¿Tienes Hambre?” lyrics with English translation

Every line as it's sung, with its meaning beside it. Spanish is shown in teal.

Song lyrics with translation. Spanish lines are shown in teal.
Sung	Meaning
¿Tienes hambre?	Are you hungry?
¡Sí, tengo hambre!	Yes, I’m hungry!
Tengo hambre, quiero pan.	I’m hungry, I want bread.
¿Quieres un poco de pan?	Do you want some bread?
¡Sí, quiero pan!	Yes, I want bread!
¡Vamos a comer, es hora de comer!	Let’s eat, it’s time to eat!
¿Tienes hambre?	Are you hungry?
¡Sí, tengo hambre!	Yes, I’m hungry!
¿Te gusta el queso?	Do you like cheese?
Yes, I like cheese!	¡Sí, me gusta el queso!
Pan y queso, ¡qué rico!	Bread and cheese, so yummy!
¿Tienes hambre?	Are you hungry?
Cheese!	¡Queso!
Yes!	¡Sí!
¡Vamos a comer, es hora de comer!	Let’s eat, it’s time to eat!
¿Tienes hambre?	Are you hungry?
¡Sí, tengo hambre!	Yes, I’m hungry!
¿Quieres pan?	Do you want bread?
Yes!	¡Sí!
¿Quieres queso?	Do you want cheese?
Yes!	¡Sí!

Key Spanish words in this song

The 8 words and phrases this song is built around.

Spanish	English
Tengo hambre, quiero pan	I’m hungry, I want bread
Sí, quiero pan	Yes, I want bread
Tienes hambre	Are you hungry
Sí, tengo hambre	Yes, I’m hungry
Te gusta el queso	Do you like cheese
Pan	Bread
Queso	Cheese
A comer	Let’s eat

How to use this song with your child

1
Listen for “Pan”
“Pan” (Bread) is sung on 5 lines of this song. Ask your child to clap or raise a hand every time they hear it; by the end they will be saying it with the song.
2
Read the meaning first
Most of this song is sung in Spanish. Skim the translation column below before you listen, then listen once without looking. Kids catch more than you'd expect when they already know what it's about.
3
A quick one: try it with an activity
At 1:24 it's short enough to play twice in a row. Point to each fruit or vegetable in the kitchen as the song mentions it.