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Hay la corazón aqui?

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Hello Could you tell me if my question is correct?

I wanted to ask if there is a match on the channel that I'm watching right now.

Is "hay el corazón aqui?" okay? Thanks

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updated Aug 1, 2016
posted by Matty08
You are saying "Is there the heart here?" If you want to say something else, please also give the Englishl - Daniela2041, Jul 30, 2016
Could you add more context? What's understood as "a match?" Where two people get to like each other? - Oshnaj, Jul 30, 2016
I don't even know what your English question means. "is there a match on the channel, --etc.? - Daniela2041, Jul 30, 2016
A tennis or soccer match? "¿Hay un partido en el canal que estoy mirando?" - jtaniel, Jul 30, 2016
Jtaniel is correct that the question is referring to a game of some sport such as football, rugby, tenns or hockey played in a competitive nanner - FELIZ77, Jul 30, 2016
We'll have to wait and see what Matty says. I wonder why she used the word "corazón" here. - Daniela2041, Jul 30, 2016
That's what I'm wondering too, Dani. Why is she using, corazón? - rac1, Jul 30, 2016
If she is already watching a certain channel, would she not know if there is a match happening on it? Why ask, unless she is extremely drunk? - 005faa61, Jul 30, 2016
Estoy de acuerdo con Julian. jejejeje. - Daniela2041, Jul 30, 2016

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I agree with "jtaniel". I would change, however, mirar por ver.

So... "¿Hay un partido en el canal que estoy viendo?"

updated Aug 1, 2016
posted by Torreblanca
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Thanks for your replies!

I meant a football match. I made a mistake with "corazón". I thought it means "a match". My worse :( I will be more careful next time. Thanks to your replies, I know how it should be written. (and I will never forget what "corazón" means ;-D )

P.S. I'm a male :D

updated Aug 1, 2016
posted by Matty08