Haber

Naos · 2005-06-01 06:46:14

Anyone got any information on how to use this verb?? Tried googling but cant get much. Tbh havent a clue about how to use it and would appreciate the help, as apparently its very important..

01-06-2005 06:46AM

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Anyone got any information on how to use this verb??
Tried googling but cant get much. Tbh havent a clue about how to use it and would appreciate the help, as apparently its very important..

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#2 01-06-2005 01:11PM

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Does this help you any?
ha·ber 1
m. (COMMERCE) - credit
tener uno en su haber - to have to one's credit

m. pl. - assets, property

INFLECTED FORMS: haberes - m.

if not let me know exactly what it is you need to know.

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#3 01-06-2005 01:24PM

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Have a look at:

http://spanish.about.com/library/beginning/aa-beg-verbs-haber.htm

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#4 01-06-2005 02:45PM

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excellent link, I will sticky it

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#5 03-06-2005 09:10AM

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thanks guys..

Latin, haber was the verb, wanted toknow how to use it.. Not dictionary definition, I have one of those

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#6 03-06-2005 10:42AM

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Haber is a tricky verb. It would be the "to have".
You can say: Yo he comido - I have eaten.
However, the best way to learn it is using it. I would agree an interchange with any spanish speaker willin to improve his english.
Try www.argentinosenirlanda.com

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