What is the difference between ay, hay and there

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estefania

How do you say
you have to put an apple in the suitcase
oh what to pack an apple in the suitcase



Nikki

you have to put an apple in the suitcase * 🙂

Santos Landaverde

I am always trying to learn more

Fidel Franco

Excellent

elver galarga

The word “ay”, written without hache, I did not know that the H is written that way hache. Thank you! Kappa

Dora

Thanks for the help they were very clear and I love it

bulgar09

I love to read and get these knowledge through the kulo

Laia

Very good article, now I will no longer have the doubt of whether to put there or there is 🙂



bulgar09

idiots learn to write have to fear spelling

sandra

Hello everyone..!!
What would be the correct way to say it? Example: I don’t know what’s for dinner, but what do you want for dinner?
another example: ay! I have left my books at your house

micha 20

to refer to me that a person is in a place which would be the correct way to say it eg: Pedro is (there is, there) which would be the correct



Manny

Pedro is THERE

laia

From what we have seen in the article the correct way to say: Pedro is (there or there) is: There. Since you are pointing to something or someone in an intermediate distance.
“here” “there” “there”
I hope you understand 🙂

bulgar09

It would be there, fucking shit, you idiot, put it through the kulo

David

learn to write and read in related categories. has math education. you will like you learn a lot online. I learn here

DAVID

there’s a pear on the table, don’t touch it

David

Oh! I threshed my balls

Diana Cuellar

I have very bad spelling and I just want to learn



David

Well, google a spelling checker

alvaro antonio viloria solano

Thanks for that clarification when I was studying primary or secondary they did not teach me the differences

Angel

It is very helpful senkiu

Lenis Perez

What a wonder thank you …

Aristoteles Vasquez Ascarza

Hello I wanted to see if it is correct to say “sometimes I think about what I lived” or how it should be said. Thanks.



Elia Tabuenca

Hello Aristotle, the correct usage would be “Sometimes I think about what I experienced”. Greetings

Luis Bevilacqua

Comment, another way of using “hay”: there are moments when I think about what I experienced …

Daniel

Excuse me, the only doubt I have when using these words is when one says “oh I’ll order it”, “oh I’ll send it to you” or “oh, please”. I would think that you should use “ay”, but I get the tickle of using “there”, although I know that you are not talking about a place as it is, it is not an expression of pain or something similar



Manuel

there goes that!

Humberth Arellano

Hello Daniel! Although the adjective “there” is used to express the proximity of a place, it is also used for those sentences that you wrote. The correct thing to do is “I’ll send it to you there”, “I’ll order it to you there.” This is because you are affirming that what you are entrusting or sending is in a certain place or destination. A similar sentence would be “there it goes”. The expression “ay” is correct where you wrote it: “ay, por favor”.

Laura Hernandez

Perfect content, thanks …

jairo rojano

I agree with these differences, emphasizing the a as one of the prepositions of the Castilian grammar, while ha, is a verbal inflection, third person, of the indicative mood, past tense of the verb haber and ah, it is an interjection, which can indicate surprise, conformity or allergy among others. I do not forget my fourth year of primary school in Santa Lucia. Atlantic. Colombia Francisco de Paula Santander College.



Elia Tabuenca

Thank you very much for your contribution 🙂 Greetings

David

ayyyyyyyyyyy ayyyyyyyyy you hit me, it’s pain