Hubieron (en. There were)
/uˈβjeɾon/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
It is used to indicate the existence of something in the past.
There were many difficulties along the way.
Hubieron muchas dificultades en el camino.
It is also used in expressions to refer to past events.
There were important meetings throughout the week.
Hubieron reuniones importantes a lo largo de la semana.
It is part of the conjugation of the verb haber.
If there were failures, they must be corrected.
Si hubieron fallos, se deben corregir.
Etymology
From the verb 'haber', which comes from the Latin 'habere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
there were changes
Alterations or modifications occurred.
hubieron cambios
there were problems
Inconveniences or difficulties arose.
hubieron problemas
there were events
Certain events took place.
hubieron eventos
Related Words
haber
Auxiliary verb used to form compound tenses.
haber
hubo
Form of the verb haber in the simple perfect preterite.
hubo
habido
Past participle of the verb haber, used in compound tenses.
habido
Slang Meanings
No specific colloquial forms are used for 'hubieron', but it can be informally used in everyday conversation.
There were many times I did not arrive on time.
Hubieron muchas veces que no llegué a tiempo.