Spanish for Complete Beginners PART 4: How to Use “HAY” in Spanish (There Is / There Are)

In this video, part 4 of our Spanish For Complete Beginners series, you’ll learn how to use “hay” in Spanish to mean “there is” or “there are” for both singular and plural things, as well as how to form questions and negatives like “¿Hay un supermercado cerca?” or “No hay electricidad.” You’ll also discover how “hay” can describe weather conditions, availability, and existence. We’ll practice with real examples so you can apply what you learn right away and keep building your confidence in using Spanish every day!

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