/aˈi/
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
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The keys are right there, on the chair.
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It was around there that I saw him for the last time.
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That is where all the confusion comes from.
Quédate muevas.
Stay there sitting and do not move.
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There comes the bus, let us run.
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