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hàgim
"Hàgim" is the first-person plural present subjunctive form of the verb "haver," meaning "we have" (used in auxiliary contexts).
In a sentence
Espero que nosaltres hàgim arribat a temps.
I hope that we have arrived on time.
Here, 'hàgim' is the subjunctive present form of 'haver' used to indicate the completion of arriving on time in a hypothetical or desired scenario.
És probable que hàgim fet una bona feina.
It is probable that we have done a good job.
In this sentence, 'hàgim' is used to express a possibility in the subjunctive mood, implying uncertainty about the completion of the work.
No crec que nosaltres hàgim vist aquesta pel·lícula abans.
I don't think that we have seen this movie before.
The word 'hàgim' is employed in a subordinate clause with the subjunctive mood to denote an opinion about the likelihood of having seen the movie.
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