How to Say ‘There's football on now’ in Spain Spanish
Ahora hay fútbol
ah-OH-rah eye FOOT-bohl
[ah-OH-rah eye FOOT-bohl]
💬 Usage Tip: Hay means "there is" or "there are", and here it also means "is on" for TV. You could say hoy hay partido "there's a match on today".
Phrase Breakdown
Ahora
[ah-OH-rah]
now
At the present time or moment.
Debes ir ahora.
You must go now.
hay
[eye]
there is
Form of haber used to say something exists or is available.
Si hay sitio, queremos una mesa fuera.
If there is space, we want a table outside.
fútbol
[FOOT-bohl]
football (soccer)
The sport of soccer, or a match of it on TV.
Me gusta el fútbol.
I like football.
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