How to Say ‘There are many birthdays’ in Mexican Spanish
Hay muchos cumpleaños
eye MOO-chohs koom-play-AHN-yohs
[eye MOO-chohs koom-play-AHN-yohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hay] stays the same whether you mean one or many: [hay un cumpleaños], [hay muchos cumpleaños]. That's different from English [there is] / [there are].
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[eye]
there is / there are
Used to say that something exists or is present.
Hay muchos cumpleaños en mi familia.
There are many birthdays in my family.
Muchos cumpleaños
MOO-chohs koom-play-AHN-yohs
many birthdays
A plural phrase meaning several birthday celebrations.
En mi familia hay muchos cumpleaños.
In my family there are many birthdays.
Words in this phrase
muchos
[MOO-chohs]
many
Used to talk about a large number of things.
Hay muchos cumpleaños en agosto.
There are many birthdays in August.
cumpleaños
[koom-play-AHN-yohs]
birthdays
The plural form of birthday.
Hay muchos cumpleaños este mes.
There are many birthdays this month.
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