hay

/ˈai/, [ˈai̯]

there are, there is, there's

Verb hay

(impersonal) Present indicative form of haber, there is, there are

Hay dos tiendas que venden películas.

There are two stores that sell films.

Examples

¿Hay alguien que hable inglés?

Does anyone speak English?

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No hay ni autobús no polideportivo.

There are no buses and there isn't a sports centre.

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No hay nadie en la sala.

There's no one in the room.

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¿Hay caza mayor cerca de aquí?

Is there any big game near here?

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Hay sesenta segundos en un minuto.

There are sixty seconds in a minute.

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¿Hay algo que podamos hacer por vosotros?

Is there something that we could do for you?

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La multiplicidad es solo aparente, en verdad, solo hay una mente ...

Multiplicity is only apparent, in truth, there is only one mind...

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Tom sabe que sólo hay una cosa que puede hacer.

Tom knows there's only one thing he can do.

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Hay algo que Tom no le dijo a María.

There is something that Tom didn't tell Maria.

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Hay un teléfono en mi habitación.

There's a telephone in my room.

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