Spanish

<p>
	The Spanish word <strong>hay</strong> means <strong>there is</strong> or <strong>there are</strong>.
	Look at the example sentences below to see how to use <strong>hay</strong>.
</p>

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			<td>There is bread on the table.</td>
			<td>Hay pan en la mesa.</td>
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		<tr>
			<td>There are many drunkards in the city.</td>
			<td>Hay muchos borrachos en la ciudad.</td>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
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Word	hay
Meaning	there is; there are
Part of speech	verb
Pronunciation
Course	Spanish
Lesson	Hay

There is bread on the table.	Hay pan en la mesa.
There are many drunkards in the city.	Hay muchos borrachos en la ciudad.
Is there bread on the table?	¿Hay pan en la mesa?
Are there many drunkards in the city?	¿Hay muchos borrachos en la ciudad?
Yes. There are.	Sí. Hay.
There is no bread on the table.	No hay pan en la mesa.
There is a boy in the street.	Hay un niño en la calle.
Is there anyone here?	¿Hay alguien aquí?
There is no one.	Hay nadie.
No. There isn't anybody here.	No. No hay nadie aquí.
There is coffee, but there is no tea.	Hay café, pero no hay té.
I'm afraid when it's dark, even though there's no danger.	Tengo miedo cuando está oscuro, aunque no hay peligro.
There is a bird on top of my house.	Hay un ave sobre mi casa.
There is a party on Saturday.	Hay una fiesta el sábado.

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Usages of hay

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