Which one fits?
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"No hay mucho la gente aqui lo que habla español."
O
"No hay mucho la gente aqui que habla español."
O
"No hay mucho la gente aqui de que habla español"
*P.s
I am not certain that the sentence I constructed is grammatically correct.Would help alot.
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updated Feb 23, 2017
posted by NoelJ
That may account for the reason that most of us are learning Spanish. - ray76, Jan 30, 2017
What? - NoelJ, Jan 30, 2017
2 Answers
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I would say No hay mucha gente aqui que habla español.
updated Feb 23, 2017
posted by jtaniel
Subjunctive needed after "no hay" - Daniela2041, Jan 30, 2017
Gracias, Daniela. - jtaniel, Jan 30, 2017
No hay mucha gente aquí que hable (note the subjunctive) español. - Daniela2041, Jan 30, 2017
hmmm. why is it subjunctive? Isn't he stating a fact? There are not many people here who speak spanish - t8805jg, Jan 31, 2017
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you dont need to use a ''i'' just say no hay mucho gente aqui que habla esponal. if you use i it would sound like this there not alot of the people who speak spanish here.
updated Jan 30, 2017
edited by ricanboysmooth621
posted by ricanboysmooth621
No hay mucha gente aquí que hable (note the subjunctive) español. - Daniela2041, Jan 30, 2017
