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    This document provides Spanish translations for common phrases using the verb "to be" in English, including "there is/are", "there will be", "there was/were", and others. It notes that the Spanish equivalents use forms of the verb "haber" such as "hay", "habrá", and "había". It also discusses using "estar" instead of "haber" in certain cases like referring to a specific location or person. Finally, it addresses omitting direct translations of words like "some" and "any" in Spanish phrases asking about quantities or availability.

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    This document provides Spanish translations for common phrases using the verb "to be" in English, including "there is/are", "there will be", "there was/were", and others. It notes that the Spanish equivalents use forms of the verb "haber" such as "hay", "habrá", and "había". It also discusses using "estar" instead of "haber" in certain cases like referring to a specific location or person. Finally, it addresses omitting direct translations of words like "some" and "any" in Spanish phrases asking about quantities or availability.

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    Spanish / English - There Is / Are, There Will Be (Etc) - Hay, Habrá (Etc) Somos Cinco

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    SPANISH / ENGLISH - THERE IS / ARE, THERE WILL BE (etc).

    HAY, HABR (etc) SOMOS


    CINCO
    There is / are
    Hay
    There will be

    Habr

    There is going to be

    Va a haber

    There was / were

    Haba/Hubo

    There used to be

    Sola haber

    There may / might / could be

    Puede que haya

    There may etc. not be

    Puede que no haya

    There would have been

    Habra habido

    ----

    ----

    There are five of us

    Somos cinco

    There are three of you

    Ustedes son tres

    There were a lot of us

    Eramos muchos

    Here we can use 'estar'.


    There isn't anybody there

    No hay nadie/no est nadie

    There's nothing here

    No hay nada aqu

    Is (there) anybody at home?

    Hay alguien en casa?/alguien est en casa?

    Use 'estar' before definite article.


    Is the boss there/in?

    Est el jefe?

    No need to translate 'some', 'any'...

    Normalmente con 'some', 'any'...

    There's some money on the table

    Hay dinero en la mesa

    Is there any milk?

    Hay leche?

    In bars and shops.


    Snails for sale (en un cartel)

    Hay caracoles (on a sign)

    Have you got any potatoes?

    Hay patatas? (O tiene usted patatas?)

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