The question means: Do you have a card for making telephone calls?
As for sirve you got me unless it is a mispelling for servir (meaning to serve)
Sirve means useful, like in "his attitude serves me as lesson" - Su actitud me sirve de leccion.
But also (as many other spanish words) it has another meaning: "Serve" when it refers i.e. "He serves a dinner" (el sirve una cena).
About the sentence "¿Tienes una tarjeta para hacer llamadas telefónicas?" - Translated to english will be : Do you have a phone card to make calls?
Sirve is the command form of servir - to serve
Translation of your sentence is - You have a telephone calling card.
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The question means: Do you have a card for making telephone calls?
As for sirve you got me unless it is a mispelling for servir (meaning to serve)
Sirve means useful, like in "his attitude serves me as lesson" - Su actitud me sirve de leccion.
But also (as many other spanish words) it has another meaning: "Serve" when it refers i.e. "He serves a dinner" (el sirve una cena).
About the sentence "¿Tienes una tarjeta para hacer llamadas telefónicas?" - Translated to english will be : Do you have a phone card to make calls?
Sirve is the command form of servir - to serve
Translation of your sentence is - You have a telephone calling card.