"Hay fue" construction
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I occasionally see and hear "hay fue" used, but I can't find anything on this construction on this site or elsewhere online. It seems like it might be an informal way of making the past tense of "hay" - so you could use it where you might say "hubo" or "había." Is this correct, or am I completely confused?
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updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by celibedache
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That's possible. If you Google it, you do see it though.
updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by celibedache
I have googled it and seen quite a few instances. I would love an explanation of the meaning and usage. - jtaniel, Nov 11, 2015
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Hello celibedache,
I am not sure if we can use 'hay fue' by its self, I have never heard this construction before, if you are trying to say 'there was', then habia is probably a better choice.
Maybe we can use it in a sentence like: hay, él fue muerto.
Hope this helps!
updated Nov 10, 2015
posted by marksteve
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Are you sure you didn't hear "ahí fue" or "ya fue"?
updated Nov 10, 2015
posted by aileribel
