There Is / There Are

13 languages

There Is / There Are. 13 languages.

SpanishHay
A1Uso impersonal de hay para expresar existencia en singular y plural: hay un problema, hay muchas personas, no hay nada.
FrenchIl y a
A1Expression il y a pour indiquer l'existence ou la présence, avec formes négatives et interrogatives courantes.
GermanEs gibt
A1Die Wendung es gibt mit Akkusativ, um zu sagen, dass etwas vorhanden ist oder existiert.
ItalianC'è e Ci sono
A1C’è e ci sono per indicare presenza o esistenza: c’è un problema, ci sono molte persone.
PortugueseHá Existencial
A1Uso impessoal de há para indicar existência ou tempo: há um problema, há muitas pessoas, há dois anos.
Japanese存在動詞（いる・ある）
A1存在を表す「いる」と「ある」を学び、人や動物、物の有無や場所、持っているものを表します。
Korean존재 표현
A1있어요와 없어요로 존재, 위치, 소유를 말하고 시간이 있어요, 집에 있어요 같은 문장을 익힙니다.
RussianКонструкция «у + родительный»
A1Конструкция у + родительный для владения и наличия: у меня есть книга, у него нет времени.
DutchEr (Inleidend)
A1Inleidend er in zinnen als er is een probleem en er staan mensen bij de deur.
GreekΥπάρχει / Υπάρχουν
A1
RomanianConstrucții Existențiale
A1
HungarianLétezést Kifejező Szerkezetek
A1
EnglishThere is / There are
A1There is and there are to introduce what exists or is present, with questions like Is there? and Are there?

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