Usages of hay
Todos se despiertan temprano en esta familia porque hay mucho que hacer.
Everyone wakes up early in this family because there is a lot to do.
Hay trece estudiantes aquí.
There are thirteen students here.
Hay garrapatas y pulgas en todas las razas.
There are ticks and fleas in all breeds.
Arriba hay una sala abierta.
Upstairs there is an open room.
Dado que hay un siniestro, hacemos la inspección.
Given that there is a loss, we conduct the inspection.
Dado que hay daños, la persona asegurada acepta la indemnización.
Given that there is damage, the insured person accepts the indemnity.
No hay agua en ninguna parte.
There is no water anywhere.
Hay cerumen en el conducto auditivo.
There is earwax in the ear canal.
Hay copia de seguridad; por lo tanto, el archivo está seguro.
There is a backup; therefore, the file is safe.
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