What do these english words mean in spanish???10 Pts for the best answer,guaranteed!!!?

Question

was
were
has
have
went
wore
been
being
had

and how I say in english; El ha hecho y El ha dicho????

Answer 1

was = era
were = eran
has = tiene
have = tener
went = fue
wore = uso
been = sido
being = siendo
had = tenia

and how I say in english; El ha hecho y El ha dicho????
he has done and he has said

Answer 2

Well for your last question I think El ha hecho means It has done and El ha dicho means It has said but that doesnt really make sense. Maybe im translating it too literal Hope I helped =]

Answer 3

Well, there are several meanings for these words according to the context.

Was = Era / Estaba (verb To Be has two meanings in Spanish which are "Ser" or "Estar" Ex1: I was there= Yo estaba ahi. Ex2 = I was that person: Yo era esa persona.

Were = Eran / Estaban. Same as the previous one but in plural.

Has and Have = Tener / Tiene / Tengo. Unlike English, Spanish doesn't have a difference for 3rd person subjects but it is different because we use genders. Ex1: He has a dog = El tiene un perro. Ex2 I have a pet = Yo tengo una mascota. Ex3: They have a dog: Ellos tienen un perro.

Went = Fui / Fue / Fueron. Could be used for all persons and would be: Ex1: I went to the theatre = Yo fui al teatro. Ex2: He went to the theatre = El fue al teatro. Ex3: They went to the theatre = Ellos fueron al teatro.

Wore = Vesti, vistio, vistieron. Ex1 He wore a suit = El vistio un traje. Ex2: I wore a suit. = Yo vesti un traje. Ex3: Ellos vistieron un traje.

Been = Estado. Same for all persons. Been there = He estado ahi.

Being = Estando. Same for all persons.

Had = tuve/tuvo. Ex1: I had a dog = Tuve un perro. Ex2. He had a dog = Tuvo un perro.

He has done...
He has said...

Answer 4

This is going to be fun. hehehe you need to be more specific...as you may have noticed there are many posibilities.

Was = Era. (I /he/she/you formal)

Were = Eras (you)
Eramos (we)
Eran (they)

Has = Tiene (he/she/you formal)

Have = Tengo (I)
Tienes (you)
Tenemos(we)
Tienen(they)

Went = Fui (I)
Fuiste (you)
Fue (he/she/you formal)
Fuimos (we)
Fueron (they)

Wore = Lleve (I)
Llevaste (you)
Llevo (he/she/you formal)
Llevamos (we)
Llevaron (they)

Been ... as in I have been somewhere???....or as in I have gone....been ok.

Been = He estado (I)
Has estado (you)
Ha estado (he/she/you formal)
Hemos estado (we)
Han estado (they)

if not instead of estado it would be siedo.

Being.... either estando or siendo.

Being= Estoy siendo (I)
Estas siendo (you)
Esta siendo (he/she/you formal)
Estamos siendo (we)
Estan siendo (they)
-siendo sounds better than estando...

Had = Tenia (I /he/she/you formal)
Tenias (you)
Teniamos (we)
Tenian (they)

El ha hecho = He has made/done
El ha dicho = He has said

Answer 5

Ooh, long explanation here. You're going to need some pronouns first. So here's an explanation:

In Spanish, the verb changes with what noun you use. I, you, he, she, it, they, etc. ALL of those have different versions of the verbs you're asking for... So...

...which one do you want?

Answer 6

You're not going to get a straight answer without some pronouns...No one is going to list the 5 different ways to say that for each pronoun

Who was? Who where? Who has? Who wore? who had? etc...

Answer 7

was= Fue
were= Era
has= Tiene
have= Tener ( to have)
went= fue
wore= Usó, Vistió
been= sido ( ser verb conjugated)
being=siendo
had= tuvo

He has done and he have said!

Answer 8

was = estaba (like in "I was in my house")
was = era (like in "I was happy living there")
were = estabas (you), estábamos (we), estaban (you, plural), estaban (they).
were = eras (you), éramos (we), eran (you, pluran), eran (they).
has = tenía (if it's a verb expressing possession, like in "I had a good idea, but it was turned down")
has = había (if it's an auxiliary, like in "He has done that...")
have = tenía (I), tenías (you), teníamos (we), tenían (you, plural), tenían (they).
have = había (I), habías (you), habíamos (we), habían (you, plural), habían (they).
went = fui, fuiste, fué, fueron, fueron, fueron (just conjugate it with the different persons)
wore = traía puesto, traías puesto, traía puesto, traían puesto, traían puesto, traían puesto
been = estado
being = estar (as an infinitive) or estando (as adverbial reference)
had = tenía, tenías, tenía, teníamos, tenían, tenían, tenían (possession)
had = había, habías, había habíamos, habían, habían, habían (auxiliary)

He has done.

He has said.

Hope it helps!!! : )

Answer 9

all i can say in spanish is 'donde esta mi pantalones?'. but it sure does come in handy.