/aˈi/
#125 of 5,000 Core 1000
Translation
there (near you), right there
Word origin
From Old Spanish ai, from Latin ibi ('there') with the addition of the adverbial particle from ahi. It denotes a place near the listener.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ibi
Examples
, .
The keys are right there, on the chair.
.
It was around there that I saw him for the last time.
confusión.
That is where all the confusion comes from.
Quédate muevas.
Stay there sitting and do not move.
, .
There comes the bus, let us run.
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