Usage of "Haber" in Spanish

Present perfect form of "Él/Ella ha"

• He/She has

• He/She had

• He/She is

• He/She will

Translate 'No hay señal en el teléfono'

• There’s no signal on the phone.

• There is a signal on the phone.

• There’s a problem with the phone signal.

• The phone is out of service.

Present perfect form of "Vosotros habéis"

• You have (Spain)

• You had (Spain)

• You will have (Spain)

• You are having (Spain)

Translate "No hay una silla"

• There is no chair.

• There is a chair.

• There is one chair.

• There are chairs.

Translate "Él/Ella ha comido"

• He/She has eaten

• He/She has cooked

• He/She has eaten out

• He/She has eaten dinner

Present perfect form of "Ellos/Ellas han"

• They have

• They had

• They will have

• They are having

Translate "Vosotros habéis comido"

• You have eaten (Just in Spain)

• You have eaten (In Latin America)

• You all have eaten

• You have eat

Translate "Yo he estudiado"

• I have studied

• I studied

• I will study

• I am studying

Present perfect form of "Nosotros hemos"

• We have

• We are

• We do

• We will

Translate 'No hay un problema'

• There is not a problem.

• There is a problem.

• There is no issue.

• There is a solution.