There is
How do I say "there is" in spanish'
15 Answers
nightwing said:
hay
There is my son! = ¡Ahí está mi hijo!
As you can see, there is no "hay" in this sentence. Try to read the thread before posting answers that have been long given, explained and debated.
hay
Ha ha! You guys crack me up.
Yeah, I guess monarch, or absolute ruler, would be more politically correct, but I'm a sucker for alliteration.
samdie said:
Don't you mean monarch?
True. Maybe James trying to use the sexist side of the English language (or the dark side, according to some).
James Santiago said:
Context is indeed king
Don't you mean monarch'
samdie said:
Let's not forget the demonstrative adverb, as in "There is the house I built."
True, which would be "Allí está la casa que construí."
Context is indeed king.
Let's not forget the demonstrative adverb, as in "There is the house I built."
James Santiago said:
Natasha said:
No hay ningún contexto aquí.
De aquí mi contesta tan corta.
'contestación
Es lo que puse, hasta que vi esto:
contesta.
- f. Am. contestación.
Curioso.
Si hubiera mas contexto, habría mas contesta. Je je.
James Santiago said:
Natasha said:
No hay ningún contexto aquí.
De aquí mi contesta tan corta.
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Natasha said:
No hay ningún contexto aquí.
De aquí mi contesta tan corta.
No hay ningún contexto aquí.
Hi shelly, this thread is just perfect...well, it would be if you had given a context. Like at least one sentence.
Hay dos libros. There are two books.
Hay un lapiz. There is a pencil.
Natasha said:
Shelly, post your whole sentence, please. Your Spanish level is good enough that you could probably post it in English, and also "try it" in Spanish.
Hi Shelley
Hay also means "there are"
Shelly, post your whole sentence, please. Your Spanish level is good enough that you could probably post it in English, and also "try it" in Spanish.
Hay.
