Usages of mucho
Hay muchos borrachos en la ciudad.
There are many drunkards in the city.
¿Hay muchos borrachos en la ciudad?
Are there many drunkards in the city?
Mucho gusto.
Nice to meet you.
El hombre que bebe mucho no trabaja.
The man who drinks a lot doesn't work.
Tengo muchos hijos e hijas.
I have many sons and daughters.
Me trata con mucho respeto.
He treats me with much respect.
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