How to Say ‘There is always someone.’ in Spain Spanish
Siempre hay alguien.
SYEM-preh eye ahl-GYEN
[SYEM-preh eye ahl-GYEN]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses hay for there is and there are, so it doesn't change for singular or plural: hay alguien, hay personas, hay oportunidades.
Phrase Breakdown
Siempre
[SYEM-preh]
always
Shows that something happens consistently or every time.
«Siempre» hay alguien dispuesto a escuchar.
There is always someone willing to listen.
Hay alguien
eye ahl-GYEN
There is someone / someone is there
Uses 'haber' to say that a person is present.
Hay alguien en la puerta.
There is someone at the door.
Words in this phrase
hay
[eye]
there is / there are
Used to indicate the existence of someone or something.
Siempre «hay» alguien que responde preguntas.
There is always someone who answers questions.
alguien
[ahl-GYEN]
someone
Refers to an unspecified person.
Siempre hay «alguien» con experiencia para ayudar.
There is always someone with experience to help.
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