Hayas (en. Beech)

/ˈa.yas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Used as an auxiliary to form compound tenses.

I hope you have arrived on time.

Espero que tú hayas llegado a tiempo.

Expresses desire or doubt about a past action.

It is possible that you have forgotten the keys.

Es posible que hayas olvidado las llaves.

It is used in subordinate clauses that require the subjunctive.

If you have studied, you will do well in the exam.

Si tú hayas estudiado, te irá bien en el examen.

From the verb haber in Spanish, which comes from the Latin 'habere'.

I hope you have

Expresses a wish about something that may have happened.

ojalá que hayas

Even if you haven't

Indicates a possibility even if something did not occur.

aunque no hayas

If you knew that you have

Conditional that implies knowledge about the past.

si supieras que hayas

haya

Singular form of the verb haber.

haya

hube

Past form of the verb haber.

hube

habría

Simple conditional form of the verb haber.

habría

It is used in informal expressions to refer to having done something.

Don't worry, if that's the case, you've already done what was necessary.

No te preocupes, si es así, ya hayas hecho lo necesario.

In some youth contexts, it can refer to an achievement or success in something.

If you try, maybe you have already succeeded.

Si lo intentas, tal vez ya hayas triunfado.