I’m trying to find out what the casual way of saying you have something is. I know 有する is very formal but I never got a response when I asked this on hinative
Neither is casual at all. I’m not sure how you’ve been studying but it’s a little weird that you don’t seem to have learned ある and 持つ, yet do know these very formal words.
「うちの庭には二羽ニワトリがいる」 （うちのにわにはにはにわとりがいる） "Uchi-no-niwa-ni-wa-niwa-niwatori-ga-iru" That means, "There are two chickens in my garden." This would be good for your…
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Neither is casual at all. I’m not sure how you’ve been studying but it’s a little weird that you don’t seem to have learned ある and 持つ, yet do know these very formal words.