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It all depends on who your are talking to. If you are speaking informally (ie to a son, daughter, employee, close friend, or someone younger than you), you would use the "tu" form of the verb "haber". Otherwise, if you are speaking informally (like to a boss, parent, other elder, or stranger), you would use the "usted" form.
"Has terminado haciendo ejercicio?" Translates to "Have you finished exercising?" (informally).
"Ha terminado haciendo ejercicio?" means the same thing, but formally.
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How do you say i am working in spanish?
trabajo
How do you say working with wood in spanish?
trabaja con madera
How do you say just working in Spanish?
Sólo de trabajo.
How do you say we love working with you in spanish?
Nos encanta trabajar contigo (Castillian spanish)Nos encanta trabajar con usted (S.american Spanish)
What is the spanish word for desk?
Escritorio is a desk. This usually refers to a school desk or working desk. If you want to say table, you can say "mesa".
How do you say i am working in spanish?
trabajo
How do say I am working in Spanish?
"Yo estoy trabajando"
How do you say they are hard working in Spanish?
Son trabajadores
How do say 'are you hard working' in Spanish?
¿Trabajas duro?
How do you say working out in spanish?
Esta haciendo ejercicio
How do you say my car heater is not working in spanish?
mi calefacción del coche no está funcionando thats how you say it in spanish
How do you say in Spanish My mobile is not working?
mi movil no funciona
How do you say construction working in spanish?
trabajando en construcción.
How do you say working with wood in spanish?
trabaja con madera
How would you say he is working in Spanish?
Él está trabajando.
How do you say just working in Spanish?
Sólo de trabajo.
'Are you finished working out' in Spanish?
You coould say "¿Ha terminado el ejercicio?"
