Habéis (en. You have)

/aˈβeis/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Auxiliary used to form compound tenses.

You all have eaten before leaving.

Vosotros habéis comido antes de salir.

Indicates the existence or presence of something.

You are the ones who arrived first.

Sois los que habéis llegado primero.

Used in the formation of the passive voice.

The letters have been delivered by the postman.

Las cartas han sido entregadas por el cartero.

From Latin 'habēre', which means to have.

you have already seen

Indicates that a previous experience has been had.

ya habéis visto

you have done the right thing

Refers to having made a good decision.

habéis hecho lo correcto

you have come to help

Means that they have arrived to offer assistance.

habéis venido a ayudar

have

Verb that indicates having or existing.

haber

I have

First person singular of the verb tener.

tengo

Colloquial expression to refer to a group of people.

You all, who have arrived late, cannot complain.

Vosotros, que habéis llegado tarde, no os podéis quejar.

Usage in everyday speech in the south of Spain.

In my neighborhood, we say that you all have won the match.

En mi barrio, decimos que habéis ganado el partido.