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Planes para mañana I finally realized: SER - to be en français - être EXISTIR - to exist en français - exister, vivre SUCEDER- to happen en français - se passer OCURRIR - to occur en français - se produire, survenir ESTAR- to stay, to be present, to be found en français - il y a But.. HABER ¡haberlo dicho antes! has de estudiar más sólo hay un restaurante en el pueblo Is there any equivalent in English or French this Spanish verb ? Aidez-moi, je t'en prie. Merci d'avance.

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Haber can be an auxiliar or a principal or modal verb; - Haberlo dicho antes! (it's difficult to me translating it, but it means: You should have tell me before) - Has de estudiar más: you has to study more - Sólo hay un restaurante en el pueblo: there is only one restaurant in town So haber use for composes times as: he ido, habré ido, habrá ido,.... or for say the quantity (as there is or il y a) or for obligation has de estudiar, synonym of tienes que estudiar or other example: has de recoger tu cuarto (= tienes que recoger tu cuarto) haber de is more formal, I think. More examples, I can think with haber: - He hecho mis deberes - Han de ser las siete (it means: it can be seven o'clock) - Has tenido que ir esta mañana para recoger el certificado - Lo he pensado mejor - Hay muchas personas en el concierto - Hay una persona sola sentada -... If you need more examples, tell me ;D
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Can some more examples?
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D'accord. Je vois, merci.
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Haber: to have; for instance: He jugado - I have played. Hay: there is.
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In the Russian language there is no analogue

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