How to Say ‘It hit’ in Spain Spanish
Ha dado
a DAH-doh
[a DAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Dar usually means "to give", but dar en means "to hit" or "to strike" something. Same pattern: ha dado en el larguero "it hit the crossbar".
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[a]
has
Auxiliary verb used to form the present perfect tense.
Él ha terminado su tarea.
He has finished his homework.
dado
[DAH-doh]
hit (given)
Past participle of 'dar'; 'dar en' means to hit/strike something.
La pelota ha dado en la ventana.
The ball has hit the window.
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