What does Hay Que mean?
Practice Version
Hay Que:
Its necessary to do. Hay que. Hay que is used in Spanish to express the necessity or obligation to do something.
Example:
“Hay que” (pronounced “eye keh”) means “it’s necessary to” or “one has to,” and it’s followed by an infinitive. Picture a steep mountain with a sign saying, “Want the view? You HAVE TO HIKE!” “Hike” sounds a little like hay que—a reminder that some things simply have to be done. Hay que caminar means “It’s necessary to walk.” Those boots aren’t going to walk themselves!
