Hadden Meaning in English

word · lemma: have

US

ˈhædən

HAD-uhn

UK

ˈhædən

HAD-uhn

Definición

'Hadden' is the past tense form of 'have' for 'they' or 'we' in Dutch. It means 'they/we had'.

Uso & Matices

‘Hadden’ is only used in Dutch, not in English. It’s the plural past tense of ‘have’, typically translated as ‘they had’ or ‘we had’. Only appears with plural subjects (‘we’, ‘they’). Don’t confuse with ‘had’ (singular or plural past in English).

• Spanish: tenían - tuvieron - habían
• Portuguese (BR): tinham - tiveram - haviam
• Portuguese (PT): tinham - tiveram - haviam
• Chinese (Simplified): 有过
• Chinese (Traditional): 有過
• Hindi: था (वे लोग के लिए) - रखे थे
• Arabic: كانوا يملكون - كانوا لديهم
• Bengali: ছিল - ছিলাম (বহুবচন)
• Russian: имели
• Japanese: 持っていた
• Vietnamese: đã có
• Korean: 가졌다
• Turkish: vardı
• Urdu: تھے (ماضی - جمع)
• Indonesian: memiliki - punya (lampau, jamak)

Oraciones de Ejemplo

They hadden a big house in the city.

basic

We hadden lunch at noon every day.

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They hadden many friends in school.

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If we hadden more time, we would have visited the museum.

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They hadden never seen snow before that trip.

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We hadden a great time at the party last night!

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