How Do You Say The Word "Has" In French?

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How Do You Say The Word "Has" In French?

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Answer 1

The word "has" is a conjugation of the verb "have".

The French equivalent is "avoir," so the conjugation would go like this:

I have a cat = J'ai un chat
We have two dogs = Nous avons deux chiens
You have some bread = Tu as du pain
You have some children (formal or plural) = Vous avez des enfants

More ways to say has in French:

He has a big nose = Il a un grand nez
She has a pretty skirt = Elle a une belle jupe
One has a boat (used collectively as an informal version of 'nous') = On a un bateau
They have horses = Ils/elles ont des chevaux

Answer 2

It's "avoir" which means to have, it agrees with gender and plural of a noun ex :I have a book :" J' ai un livre" and we have a book : " Nous avons un livre "

Answer 3

It depends on who the owner is. Has is part of the French verb "Avoir" (to have) which is irregular so how you say it depends on the number of people, and the gender you are talking about (just like in English).
I (ai)
you (a)
he/she (a)
We (avons)
You (plural) (avez)
They (ont)