- Albanian: ka (sq), është (sq)
- Arabic: (singular and plural) هُنَاكَ (hunāka), يُوجَدُ (yūjadu)
- Algerian Arabic: كاين (kāyin)
- Egyptian Arabic: فيه (fī)
- Gulf Arabic: فيه (fī), في (fi)
- Hijazi Arabic: فيه (fī)
- Iraqi Arabic: أكو (aku)
- Lebanese Arabic: فيه (fī)
- Moroccan Arabic: كاين m (kāyin), كاينة f (kāyna), كاينين pl (kāynīn)
- South Levantine Arabic: فيه (fī), في (fi)
- Tunisian Arabic: فما (famma)
- Yemeni Arabic: به (beh) (San'ani)
- Aragonese: i hai, bi ha
- Armenian: կա (hy) (ka)
- Asturian: hai (ast)
- Azerbaijani: var (az)
- Balinese: ada
- Belarusian: ёсць (joscʹ) (singular and plural)
- Bengali: আছে (bn) (ache)
- Bikol Central: igwa (bcl)
- Bulgarian: и́ма (bg) (íma)
- Burmese: please add this translation if you can
- Catalan: hi ha (singular and plural)
- Cebuano: naa
- Cherokee: ᎾᏂᎠ (nania) (three or more)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 有 (jau5) (singular and plural)
- Hokkien: 有 (zh-min-nan) (ū, ǔ) (singular and plural)
- Mandarin: 有 (zh) (yǒu) (singular and plural)
- Crimean Tatar: bar
- Czech: je (cs), existuje (cs)
- Danish: der findes (singular and plural), der er
- Dolgan: баар (baar)
- Dutch: er is, (plural) er zijn
- Esperanto: estas (eo)
- Estonian: on (et)
- Finnish: -ssa on, -lla on, on (fi)
- French: il y a (singular and plural)
- Galician: hai (gl)
- Garo: donga
- Georgian: არის (aris), აქვს (akvs)
- German: es gibt
- Greek: υπάρχει (ypárchei)
- Ancient Greek: ὑπάρχει (hupárkhei)
- Hebrew: יֵשׁ (he) (yesh) (singular and plural)
- Hindi: (singular) ... है (hi) (... hai), (plural) ... हैं (hi) (... ha͠i)
- Hungarian: van (hu), vannak (hu) pl (as a leading element of a sentence)
- Icelandic: það er (singular), það eru (plural)
- Ilocano: adda
- Indonesian: ada (id)
- Irish: tá ... ann
- Italian: c'è, (plural) ci sono (it)
- Japanese: いる (ja) (iru) (animate), ある (ja) (aru) (inanimate)
- Kapampangan: atin
- Kazakh: бар (bar)
- Khakas: пар (par)
- Khmer: មាន (km) (mien)
- Korean: 있다 (ko) (itda) (singular and plural)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: heye (ku)
- Kyrgyz: бар (ky) (bar)
- Lao: ມີ (mī) (singular and plural)
- Latin: est (la), (plural) sunt (la), exsistet, exsistent pl
- Latvian: ir (lv)
- Lithuanian: yra (lt)
- Macedonian: и́ма (íma)
- Malay: ada (ms)
- Maltese: hemm...
- Manchu: ᠪᡳ (bi), ᠪᡳᠮᠪᡳ (bimbi), ᠪᡳᠰᡳᡵᡝ (bisire)
- Mongolian: байна (mn) (bajna)
- Mwali Comorian: ngopvo
- Navajo: hólǫ́
- Ndzwani Comorian: vwa
- Ngazidja Comorian: ngapvo
- Northern Kankanay: wada
- Norwegian: (plural and singular) det er
- Occitan: i a
- Old English: is, þǣr is
- Pangasinan: wala
- Persian: هست (fa) (hast), وجود دارد (vojud dârad)
- Polish: jest (pl), (plural) są (pl), (negative) nie ma (pl)
- Portuguese: há (singular and plural), existe (pt), tem (pt)
- Romanian: este (ro), sunt (ro) pl
- Romansch: i dat
- Russian: есть (ru) (jestʹ) (singular and plural), име́ется (ru) (iméjetsja) (singular), име́ются (ru) (iméjutsja) (plural)
- Sanskrit: please add this translation if you can
- Scottish Gaelic: tha
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: има
- Roman: ima
- Sicilian: c'è (scn), ci sunnu (scn) pl
- Slovak: je (sk)
- Slovene: je (sl)
- Spanish: hay (es) (singular and plural)
- Swahili: pana (sw)
- Swedish: det finns (singular and plural)
- Tagalog: may (tl), mayroon (tl), meron (tl)
- Tajik: ҳаст (tg) (hast)
- Tatar: бар (bar)
- Thai: มี (th) (mii) (singular and plural)
- Turkish: var (singular and plural)
- Turkmen: bar (tk)
- Tuvan: бар (bar)
- Ukrainian: є (uk) (je) (singular and plural)
- Uzbek: bor (uz)
- Vietnamese: có (vi) (singular and plural)
- Welsh: mae (cy)
- Yakut: баар (baar)
- Yiddish: איז דאָ (iz do)
- Zazaki: est
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