What people have: 'haben' singular persons, indefinite article 'einen'
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I can say what I, you or someone else has, using the verb 'haben' and the indefinite article 'einen'.
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The verb 'haben' means to have, having. 'Ich habe' means ' I have', 'Du hast' means you have.
The masculine word for 'a' - 'ein' changes to 'einen' after haben and most verbs.
After sein, words for 'a' stay the same.
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