Spanish Hay (un perro, dos gatos) meaning in English

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Definition

hay (un perro, dos gatos)

:

there is (a dog), there are (two cats)

  • "Huésped: No tengo ningún problema, hay mucha agua en la bañera."
  • "Aquí hay tanto plantas del norte templado (trópico de cáncer) como del sur tropical."
  • "Agente inmobiliaria: Hay algunos apartamentos que le quiero enseñar."
  • "Debajo del puente, en el río, hay un mundo de gente"
  • "Bueno, hay un par de salidas a bolsa que podrías mirar."
  • "Como pueden escuchar, ¡hay un gran alboroto!"
  • "Liliana Herrero: Sí, hay una identidad, pero hay que saber que la identidad es siempre un estado de tensión."

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