Habés o Hás? En el presente del indicativo usando el voseo, ¿la conjugación correcta del verbo "haber" es "habés" o "hás"?

My learning of today Today was a very productive day cause I finally decided to go back to my English studies. The first and the most difficult step was to let the laziness aside, but when I got that it was great. I have learned some words that are very tough in English and that I have been planning for a long time to memorize. And today I've could do that! I hope I'm able to continue studying and to don't let the laziness come back.

My holiday trip around Paraguay - corrected and improved version On Thursday the 13th, I started a trip around some cities of Paraguay and Angentina with my family and a family of friends. We decided to travel to discover some new places around the country we are living in and to enjoy the Easter holiday. We left Asunción at 7am and our first stop was for breakfast at a very good and cheap "chipería" (a kind of restaurant where "chipa" is sold - a traditional Paraguay food made essentially by cheese and starch) where we stayed for about an hour. Then we kept travelling until lunchtime, when we stopped in a place by the river for have lunch. There we took a lot of photos and seized the opportunity of being close to the nature to relax a little. At about 2 o'clock we arrived in "San Cosme y Damian" which is a touristic city because of some jesuit ruins. We did a guided tour there in which we got to know more about how the Catolicism settled down in Latin America. After that we kept travelling until our final destination: Encarnación, where we spent the rest of Thursday evening and all of Friday enjoying the city, where there is a freshwater beach and a lot of good restaurants to eat out. Our last ride was crossing the frontier between Paraguay and Angentina and enjoying the Saturday in Posadas. There we got a very good Angentina's coffee, met some different people and discovered some new places. I totally recommend you guys to know Paraguay, it's a wonderful place with a very strong culture that hasn't been contaminated yet by all the bad innovations of the current era.

My holiday trip around the Paraguay On Thursday 13th, I starded a trip around some cities of Paraguay and Angentine with my family and a family of friends. We left Asunción at 7 o'clock and our first stop was to have breakfest in a very good and cheap "chipería" where we stayed about an hour. Then we've kept travelling until the lunchtime, when we stopped in a place by the river to have lunch. We took a lof of photos and relaxed a little. About 2 o'clock we arrived in "San Cosme y Damian" which is a turistic city because of some jesuit ruins. We've made a guide tour there and have kept travelling until our final destiny: Encarnación. We passed the rest of Thursday's evening and the Friday enjoying the city, where there is a freshwater beach and a lot of good restaurants to eat out. Our last ride was crossing the frontier betwen Paraguay and Angentine and enjoy the Saturday in "Posadas". There we've gotten a very good Angentine's coffee, have met some different people and have known some new places.