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How do you say "theres been an accident" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Ha habido un accidente
In Spanish (Latin America), "theres been an accident" is Ha habido un accidente.
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Pronunciation
In everyday Latin American speech, "Ha habido un accidente" becomes A a-BI-do UN a-ksi-DE-nte, spoken briskly with no aspirated th sound at all.
Grammar notes
Ha habido un accidente is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
theres been an accident
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How to remember Ha habido un accidente
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Questions about Ha habido un accidente
How do you pronounce Ha habido un accidente?
In everyday Latin American speech, "Ha habido un accidente" becomes A a-BI-do UN a-ksi-DE-nte, spoken briskly with no aspirated th sound at all.
Is Ha habido un accidente formal or casual?
Ha habido un accidente is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Ha habido un accidente used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Ha habido un accidente is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (theres been an accident).
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