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...Ahí es nada...
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Ahí means 'there'. It's an adverb of place, just like its cousins allí and allá.
Ahí and hay aren't pronounced the same way, nor do they have the same meaning. Each adverb of place mentioned above has a slightly different meaning, indicating distance from the speaker. Ahí = nearest the speaker, and allá = farthest away from the speaker. That said, «Ahí es nada» is an expression used in Spain that expresses admiration. A suitable translation might be "Wow!" or "That's not easy!" |
Entiendo, gracias.
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