How to Say ‘He has’ in German
Hat er
haht air
[haht air]
💬 Usage Tip: "Hat" is the er/sie/es form of "haben." In a normal statement: "Er hat Zeit." In some sentence structures, you'll see it come earlier.
🇩🇪 In Germany: You may hear landlords talk this way on the phone while checking with a worker: short, efficient, and to the point.
Phrase Breakdown
Hat
[haht]
has
Third-person singular form of 'haben'.
Hat er morgen Zeit?
Does he have time tomorrow?
er
[air]
he
Pronoun for a male person.
Hat er morgen Zeit?
Does he have time tomorrow?
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