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No. 151 in Italian

ha

"Ha" means "has" (third person singular of the verb "avere" - to have).

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  • Lui ha un nuovo libro.

    He has a new book.

    The word 'ha' is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb 'avere,' which means 'to have.' It indicates possession in this context.

  • Ha detto di essere stanco.

    He said he is tired.

    Here, 'ha' is used as an auxiliary verb in the passato prossimo tense, coupled with the past participle 'detto' (said).

  • La casa ha una vista spettacolare.

    The house has a spectacular view.

    In this example, 'ha' is again the verb 'avere,' describing a characteristic of the house.

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