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differenza tra hay e està quando va usato hay e quando va usato està/estàn? grazie

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Ciao samantha. Hay=c'è. Per esempio, no hay nadie=non c'è nessuno. Está/están corrispondono al verbo ESTAR: yo estoy tú estás él/ella está nosotros estamos vosotros estáis ellos/ellas están Il verbo estar si può tradurre come "stare" in italiano, per esempio nel presente continuo: estoy comiendo=sto mangiando, están durmiendo=stanno dormendo. Ma "estar" si traduce anche come "essere": sono qui=estoy aquí, sono felice di...= estoy feliz de...
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HAY is the equivalent of "THERE IS, THERE ARE". For instance "THERE IS one apple on the table= HAY una manzana en la mesa". The verb está, (están) are the conjugated forms of the infinitive verb "ESTAR" ( to be). "ESTÁ is always used in the 3rd singular person of the personal pronouns, ESTÁN is used in the 3rd plural person of the personal pronouns. PERSONAL PRONOUNS INFINITIVE VERB "ESTAR" (singular) 1-YO ------------------------------------------------- ESTOY 2-TÚ -------------------------------------------------- ESTÁS 3-ÉL, ELLA, ESO (A) ------------------------------ ESTÁ plural 4-NOSOTROS -------------------------------------- ESTAMOS 5-VOSOTROS --------------------------------------- ESTÁIS 6-ELLOS, ELLAS ----------------------------------- ESTÁN

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