Abian (en. Abian)

/aˈβjan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Refers to the existence or presence of something.

If there are people at the party, it will be more fun.

Si abian personas en la fiesta, será más divertido.

Used to emphasize the efficiency of a process.

If there are improvements in the system, work will be easier.

Si abian mejoras en el sistema, el trabajo será más fácil.

Expresses the idea that something will happen in the future.

I hope there are positive changes in the country.

Espero que abian cambios positivos en el país.

It comes from the verb 'abiar', used regionally in certain parts of the Spanish-speaking world.

if abian

referred to hypothetical situations

si abian

that abian

expression of desire or expectation

que abian

where abian

indicates the existence of a place or event

donde abian

abiar

verb that means to cause something to exist or be present

abiar

haber

auxiliary verb that indicates existence

haber

ser

verb that expresses identity or state

ser

it is used to indicate that something is expected to happen

That there are more people at the event.

Que abian más personas en el evento.

as a way to affirm that something is indeed happening

If there are no problems, everything will go well.

Si no abian problemas, todo saldrá bien.