there are

EnglishEdit

PhraseEdit

there are

third-person plural present indicative of there be. see also there is.
There are three zeros in “1000”.

Usage notesEdit

When introducing more than one noun phrase, the verb may agree with the number of the first noun phrase.
There is a swing and a seesaw for kids.

There are a swing and a seesaw for kids.

TranslationsEdit

third-person plural present indicative of there be

Arabic: هُنَاك‎ (hunāk) (singular and plural), يُوجَد‎ (yūjad)
Algerian Arabic: كاين‎

Egyptian Arabic: فيه‎ (fī)

Gulf Arabic: فيه‎ (fī)

Iraqi Arabic: أكو‎ (aku)

Lebanese Arabic: فيه‎ (fī)

Moroccan Arabic: كاين‎ (kāyen)

Tunisian Arabic: فما‎ (famma)

Yemeni Arabic (San'ani): به‎ (beh)
Armenian: կան (hy) (kan)
Belarusian: ёсць (joscʹ) (singular and plural)
Bengali: আছে (ache)
Catalan: hi ha
Chinese:
Mandarin: 有 (zh) (yǒu) (singular and plural)
Danish: der er
Dutch: er zijn
Finnish: on (fi)
French: il y a (fr) (singular and plural)
Georgian: არიან (arian)
German: es gibt (singular and plural)
Greek: υπάρχουνε (ypárchoune), υπάρχουν (ypárchoun)
Ancient Greek: ὑπάρχουσι(ν) (hupárkhousi(n))
Hebrew: יש‎ (he) (yesh) (singular and plural)
Hindi: ... हैं (hi) (... ha͠i)
Irish: tá ... ann
Italian: ci sono (it)
Japanese: (inanimate) ある (ja) (aru), (animate) いる (ja) (iru)
Khmer: មាន (km) (mien)
Korean: 있다 (ko) (itda) (singular and plural)
Lao: ມີ (mī) (singular and plural)
Latin: sunt (la)
Macedonian: има (ima) (singular and plural)
Maltese: hemm...
Maore Comorian: v̄wa
Navajo: hólǫ́
Ngazidja Comorian: ngapvo
Persian: هست‎ (fa) (hast)
Polish: są (pl)
Portuguese: há (pt)
Russian: есть (ru) (jestʹ) (singular and plural), име́ются (ru) (iméjutsja)
Spanish: hay (es) (singular and plural)
Swedish: det finns (singular and plural)
Thai: มี (th) (mii) (singular and plural)
Turkish: var (tr) (singular and plural)
Ukrainian: є (uk) (je) (singular and plural)
Vietnamese: có (vi) (singular and plural)
Zazaki: est (diq)

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