There is thunder
"Hay" means, "there is" or "there are."
It means: There are clouds.
That is Spanish for "There is a girl".
Perhaps you mean "hay". (The "h" is silent). This means "there is" or there are'"
If what you mean is to tell someone that there is no paper, it is "No hay papel."
Most basically, it means, "There's thunder." As a question, it can be asking, "Is it thundering?"
It means "To listen to the thunders/explosions"
Tormenta de rayos.
"Hay" means, "there is" or "there are."
It's Spanish for "Who can sleep with all that thunder?"
"There is" or "there are".
"It is sunny."
Where is one?
It means: There are clouds.
That is Spanish for "There is a girl".
It means "There is no lifeguard."
Perhaps you mean "hay". (The "h" is silent). This means "there is" or there are'"