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no ha cambiado

has not changed

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phrase Common #8,068
has not changed Uses the present perfect to say that something has remained unchanged up to now. The subject can come before or after the phrase, as in “La geografía no ha cambiado.”
SP: El precio no ha cambiado desde el año pasado.
EN: The price has not changed since last year.

Tom no ha cambiado.

Tom hasn't changed.

Tomás no ha cambiado.

Tomás hasn't changed.

Eso no ha cambiado.

That hasn't changed.

La música no ha cambiado.

The music hasn’t changed.

Al menos, eso no ha cambiado.

At least that hasn't changed.

— Broker (2022)

Tom no ha cambiado de opinión y posiblemente nunca lo haga.

Tom hasn't changed his mind and possibly never will.

La geografía no ha cambiado.

The geography hasn't changed.

— El hombre de la Tierra (2007)

No ha cambiado nada.

Nothing has changed.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Tom no ha cambiado nada.

Tom hasn't changed anything.

La situación no ha cambiado en absoluto.

The situation hasn't changed at all.

La tarifa del bus no ha cambiado en dos años.

The bus fare has not changed in two years.

No ha cambiado en nada.

It hasn't changed at all.

— Guardianes del día (2006)

Pero hasta ahora no ha cambiado.

But so far nothing has changed.

— El jardín de los pecadores: Paradigma paradoja (Paradoja espiral) (2008)

No ha cambiado.

It hasn't changed.

— Caché (Escondido) (2005)

Usted no ha cambiado.

You haven't changed.

— Mother Night (1996)

Ya veo que no ha cambiado.

I see that nothing has changed.

— Todo sobre mi madre (1999)

No ha cambiado nada desde que le vi.

Nothing has changed since I saw him.

Es el mismo, no ha cambiado.

It’s the same; it hasn’t changed.

— Perfectos desconocidos (2016)

Mamá dijo que ella se ha puesto un sari pero no ha cambiado.

Mom said that she has put on a sari but she hasn't changed.

— Queen (2014)

Tu voz no ha cambiado.

Your voice hasn't changed.

No ha cambiado ni un poco.

It hasn't changed one bit.

Usted no ha cambiado en absoluto.

You haven't changed at all.

— La ironía del destino, o goce de su baño (1976)