Hello, what does "hay sale de todo" mean?
Thanks!
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Meaning of "hay sale de todo"
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In Spanish of Spain, it hasn´t meaning. Maybe it´s Spanglish: there is "sale" (venta) of everything.
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Thank you momper! This is from a native of Mexico. I think I know what it means but I'm having a hard time putting it in English. Also, maybe "hay" is "ahi". Being used almost like a filler that has no meaning. Given the context the preceded it, it might mean: It has everything / it includes everything
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hay is the present form of the verb "haber" (to have) while ahí is an adverb of place
Anna, I posted this on the spanish thread a couple of days ago here it explains some of the most common words in spanish which are mistaken very often for native speakers
here is a quote of that post
Hay: del verbo haber, se puede usar en oraciones donde hacemos saber o preguntamos sobre la existencia de algo (it can be used in sentenes where we state or ask about the existence of something)
Ej: Hay muchas personas malas. (there are a lot of bad people)
En el colegio hay ratas. (there are rats in the school)
Ahí: Lo usamos para indicar un lugar (used to indicate a place)
Ej: ¿Estás ahí? (Are you there)
Ahí es donde vive Teresa. (There is where Teresa lives)
Ahí viene tu perro. (there comes your dog)Thou art I and I am thou -
Yes, thank you. I do know that.
But in case it didn't make sense with this sentence, I was suggesting that it might be ahí as the person who wrote it tends to spell ahí as hay and I was told by Citlalli that it's common to put ahí at the start of random sentences for really, no reason. Like, filler.
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the first love is gone ... am waiting for the last one!!