On the table,there are a lot of books.
The phrase "en la mesa hay mucho libros" is incorrect. It should be "en la mesa hay muchos libros" to match the plural form of "libros."
"no hay mucho pasando aquí"
How many books are in the classroom? why? what?
It means there are books in the library.
En mi mochila tengo cuadernos, libros y lápices para la escuela.
"When it's real sunny and there's a lot of light in the bedroom..."
En la feria hay mucho comida rápida.
Hay papeles y tijeras en la mesa.
"There is/are"ExampleHay mucho hielo en mi vasoThere is a lot of ice in my glassHay muchas personas en el mundoThere are many people in the world
It doesn't make sense as written. 100 = cien; 'libro' = '(a) book', or 'I deliver'; 'la biblioteca' = 'the library' If 'libro' were 'libros', '100 libros' = '100 books', but no specific connection is suggested with 'la biblioteca' ('the library') If you are trying to say "There are 100 books in the library." the Spanish is "Hay ciento libros en la biblioteca."
los quiero mucho (en frances) = Je les aime beaucoup
too much - demasiado(a)(s) Ex. Hay demasiados problemas en el mundo. There are too many problems in the world. a lot (of things)/many - mucho(a)(s) Ex. Tengo muchas cosas que hacer. I have a lot of things to do. a lot (frequently) - mucho Ex. Te quejas mucho. You complain a lot.
como se dice mesa en ingles?