hay mucha gente

there are many people

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phrase Common #7,374
there are many people “Gente” is grammatically singular in Spanish, but it refers to people.
SP: Hay mucha gente en el parque hoy.
EN: There are many people in the park today.

Hay mucha gente esta noche.

There are a lot of people here tonight.

— ¿Está funcionando esto? (2025)

Ya hay mucha gente en el mundo.

There are already a lot of people in the world.

— Hoy Quiero Volver Solito (2014)

En la ciudad hay mucha gente.

There are a lot of people in the city.

Hay mucha gente.

There are a lot of people.

— Chungking Express (1994)

Hay mucha gente acercándose.

There are a lot of people approaching.

No soporto cuando hay mucha gente.

I can't stand it when there are a lot of people.

Hay mucha gente en la fiesta.

There are a lot of people at the party.

— Tropa de Élite (2007)

Hay mucha gente que nunca se casa.

There are many people who never get married.

Está bien, hay mucha gente a la que hacía mucho tiempo que no veía.

It's nice; there are a lot of people I hadn't seen in a long time.

— Sonidos vecinos (2012)

Sí, hay mucha gente.

Yes, there are a lot of people.

— Escondido (2005)

Yo también me mareo si hay mucha gente.

I also get dizzy if there are a lot of people.

— Astérix & Obélix : Mission Cléopâtre (2002)

Hay mucha gente en Asia.

There are a lot of people in Asia.

Allí hay mucha gente de día.

There are a lot of people there during the day.

— Бриллиантовая рука (1969)

Hay mucha gente que dice eso.

There are many people who say that.

Hay mucha gente así.

There are many people like that.

Hay mucha gente fuera.

There are a lot of people outside.

¡Lo que digo es que hay mucha gente!

What I’m saying is, there are a lot of people!

— El secreto de sus ojos (2009)

Hay mucha gente alrededor, hay que hacer un escándalo.

There are a lot of people around; we need to make a scene.

— Nueve reinas (2000)

Hay mucha gente en la sala de espera.

There are a lot of people in the waiting room.

Ahora hay mucha gente de Hollywood que va allí.

There are a lot of people from Hollywood who go there now.

— Gángster Americano (2007)

Hay mucha gente que quiere hablar con Tom.

There are many people who want to talk to Tom.

Hay mucha gente en el parque.

There are a lot of people in the park.

Aquí hay mucha gente y pocas mesas.

There are a lot of people here and few tables.

Hay mucha gente que no conozco en la piscina.

There are a lot of people I don't know at the pool.

Hay mucha gente buena en el mundo.

There are many good people in the world.

— Guardianes Del Día (2006)

Hay mucha gente hoy.

There are a lot of people today.

Odio cuando hay mucha gente.

I hate it when there are a lot of people.

Siempre hay mucha gente en la biblioteca.

There are always a lot of people in the library.

Hay mucha gente aquí y tenemos el hachís.

There are a lot of people here, and we have the hashish.

— Un profeta (2009)

Hay mucha gente en todas partes que quiere respeto.

There are many people everywhere who want respect.

Hay mucha gente tratando de comprar casas.

There are many people trying to buy houses.

Hay mucha gente en la ciudad buscando trabajo.

There are many people in the city looking for work.

— Se levanta el viento (2013)

Aquí hay mucha gente.

There are a lot of people here.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Hay mucha gente que no entienden a los gatos.

There are many people who don't understand cats.

Papá, hay mucha gente afuera.

Dad, there are a lot of people outside.

— Ip Man (2008)

Hay mucha gente con canas que tiene muy buen aspecto.

There are many people with gray hair who look very good.

— Los lunes al sol (2002)

Hay mucha gente ofendida.

A lot of people are offended.

— Elena sabe (2023)

Caballero, hay mucha gente.

Sir, there are a lot of people.

— Relatos salvajes (2014)

No aguanto cuando hay mucha gente.

I can't stand it when there are a lot of people.

Siempre hay mucha gente en las estaciones de tren.

There are always a lot of people at train stations.

Hay mucha gente aquí.

There are a lot of people here.

— Mulholland Drive: Sueños, misterios y secretos (2001)