Spanish Bite - How to say “there is/are” in Spanish (hay)

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Shared October 14, 2024

Here’s a video on a super important word: hay (there is/are). Hay comes from the verb haber, and it is incredibly common to use hay in statements and in questions. Please like the video and share with others who could benefit. More Spanish lessons coming. Request a topic you’d like for me to go over in a future video! 👍Please share this video with others and like it to help me get the word out on my videos! And let me know about other troublesome topics you’d like in bite-sized form. 🔔 Subscribe for more Spanish lessons: htbit.ly/XGe7weSpecial Offer: Get a discount off your first 6 months with code CHATEOBOT! Sign up at: htwww.senorjordan.com/chatSocial Media: YouTube: youtube.com/SeñorJordanind “señor jordan videos” on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok Soundcloud: senorjordanspanish Enjoying the content? Consider buying me a taco! htko-fi.com/senorjordan🌐 Private Lessons Available: Interested in improving your Spanish conversational skills? Contact me: www.senorjordan.com/clases 📚 Practice Your Spanish with My Books! httpwww.tprsbooks.com/shop/?_product_type=novel&_autho…panishHelp #SpanishLearning #SpanishGrammar #PresentTense #StemChangers #StemChangingVerbs #ERverbs #Present #spanish #SpanishLessons #SpanishBite #senorjordan #señorjordan #Hay #Haber #ThereIs #ThereAre #spanish #spanishverbs #learnspanish #spanishlessons #spanishforeveryone