"Haben" is the Hispanic equivalent of the meaning to beautiful and funny
"Ears"
"Haben Sie Feuer?" = "Do you have a light?"
"Ich haben" is grammatically incorrect in German. The correct phrase would be "Ich habe," which means "I have" in English.
In German the use of capitals is far more important than in English as it can change the sense of a sentence.sie haben deutsch sie Familie translates as they have German they familySie haben deutsch Sie Familie translates as you have German you family
"How did you solve what it said?" Not that it makes an awful lot of sense.
When you come finally and procures it for me so properly I want to wobble wande.?
Haben Sie einen guten Abend? = Are you having a good evening?"
"Do you have". "haben" means have, in this case conjugated in the "Sie" form, and "Sie" means "you", "she", or "they". In this case since it's a question though it means "you".
gern can mean gladly, willingly or with pleasure.It can be combined with the verbs haben or mögen.Ich mag dich gern./Ich hab dich gern. - I like you fine.
Angst means anxiety, fear. "Ich habe Angst" means "I am scared", "I´m afraid of...". "Habe" is a form of "haben", which means "to have" in English. So, literally the sentence "Ich habe Angst" translates as "I have fear".
It means pride. Ich bin stolz auf dich. (I`m proud of you) Er hat viel Stolz. (He is very proud). Auf jemandem Stolz sein. (to be proud of someone) Stolz haben (to be proud)