English Translation
There must be something you can do.
can somebody help explain where “ha de haber” comes from? I get that it must mean ‘there must be’, as I’ve seen phrases like ‘tiene que haber’, but never ‘ha de haber’.
There must be something you can do.
can somebody help explain where “ha de haber” comes from? I get that it must mean ‘there must be’, as I’ve seen phrases like ‘tiene que haber’, but never ‘ha de haber’.
“tiene que haber” and “ha de haber” mean the same.