Can you tell me the useful verb form of haber

Question

Dear sir/Ms Now i would like to know the useful and different meaning of Haber. I am waiting for your mail.Thank you so much

Answer 1

There is a very nice dictionary on site that you may use to determine the meaning of haber.

Answer 2

HI winmin, welcome to this friendly site

We are glad to welcome people from many countries here but yours is very unusual

Please do not use abbreviations like "u" here, we are all learners here and this might be confusing for a learner of English.

Haber is used as an auxiliary in Spanish, very similar to the English word to have, used as an auxiliary.

we also use it to express: there is/are

Asdf has given you some very nice examples.

We hope you like it here

Answer 3

"haber" generally means "there is".

However: In the preterite tense, "hubo", it means "(something) occurred"

When conjugated and put before a participle, it means "to have (done)".

Example:

Hay dos coches en la calle. = There are two cars in the street. Hubo un accidente entre dos coches. = An accident occurred between two cars. He chocado a muchas personas con mi coche. = I have hit many people with my car.