hay

Meaning

third-person singular present indicative of haber

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈai/

Etymology

From Old Spanish ha ý (“it has there”) (compare Catalan hi ha and French il y a), from ha, third-person singular present of aver (“to have”), + ý (locative pronoun, compare modern French y and Catalan hi), from Latin ibī (“there”).

Sentences

Hay mucha música nueva que aún no se ha lanzado ".

There's a lot of new music that hasn't been released yet. ”

No hay duda de que sentía la resistencia de la administración .

There is no doubt that he felt the resistance of the administration.

Hay algún experto que ofrece una lista relativamente completa .

There is an expert who offers a relatively complete list.

No hay lugar para polémicas en la familia .

There is no room for controversy in the family.

Sin embargo , todavía hay una necesidad de mejora en este ámbito .

However, there is still a need for improvement in this area.

Hacía el Norte lleva a Los Ángeles , donde hay conexión con la Panamericana .

Heading north leads to Los Angeles, where there is a connection to the Panamericana.

Hay mucho sentimiento en las obras góticas .

There is a lot of feeling in Gothic works.

No hay otra fuente de la muerte de los informes Domnall de forma violenta .

There is no other source of death than the violent Domnall reports.