Spanish Lesson 19 - Difference between SER and ESTAR Conjugation When to use SER or ESTAR To be

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Différence entre ser et estar.Comment conjuguer le verbe SER et ESTAR etre en espagnol conjugaison au présent de l'indicatif. Difference between ser and estar. When to use ser or estar. How to conjugate the verb SER and ESTAR To be in Spanish conjugation indicative present tense. Diferencia entre ser y estar. Cómo conjugar el verbo SER y ESTAR en español conjugación en el presente indicativo.

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[@gRosh08]

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[@wrilutecowriluteco4452]

Ser is NOT permanent and estar is NOT temporary! Chicago está en IL. Use estar for location, even though Chicago will ALWAYS in IL.

[@mep6302]

For locations we use estar despite being permanent places

[@jsjb3468]

Por ejemplo, ¡soy muy guapo y lindo! 😊

[@jsjb3468]

Por ejemplo, quiero ser rico en el futuro, no pobre.

[@jsjb3468]

Por ejemplo, todavía soy soltero, no estoy casado.

[@cbsteffen]

Because "ser" came from a Latin word that means "to sit," I think of the uses of "ser" as what means something sits somewhere. "Estar" came from a Latin word that means "to stand," so the uses of that verb have to do with standing.

[@pg.ledesma]

You are wrong. "Ser" comes from the latin verb "Esse" = To be Spanish - Soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son Latin - Sum, es, est, summus, estis, sunt. Estar comes from the latin verb "stare" = Stay (notice the latin root of the english verb "stay". It also comes from this latin verb, stare, and its meaning is the same). Spanish - Estoy, estas, está, estamos, estáis, están Latin - Sto, stas, stat, stamus, stātis, stant. If you think in the differences between the verb "to be" and the verb "to stay", you can aproximate yourself to the differences between "ser" and "estar" (however, "stay" is for a permanent situation, "estar" is for much less permanent situations). You can translate the sencence "I will stay here till you come" as "(Yo) estaré aquí hasta que llegues" greetings from a native Spanish speaker from Spain.

[@aaronbabu7688]

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[@marianibrahim7634]

We use estan or son with Ustedes and ellos .. how can I know if the speaker means you all or they ?

[@mep6302]

Context. Otherwise ask for the pronoun by saying "disculpa, ¿nos hablas a nosotros o hablas de ellos?" (excuse me, are you talking to us or are you talking about them?). Hope that helps

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Ser = To be (Conjunction) Yo soy estudiante - I am a student. Tú eres mi hija - you are my daughter. Usted es muy guapa - you are very beautiful. Ella es dentista - she is a dentist. El coche es Rojo - the car is red. Lo Fiesta es en mi casa - the party is at my house. Hoy es Domingo - today is Sunday Hoy es el cinco De mayo - today is may 5th. Lo Mesa es De Madera - the table is made of wood. Estar = To be (Conjunction) Lo sopa está caliente - the soup is hot Nosotros Estamos en casa - We are home. Vosotros estáis contentos - you are happy. Yo estoy comiendo - I am eating. Tú estás hablando - you are talking. Yo soy listo - I am Smart/intelligent Yo Estoy listo - I am ready Él es orgulloso - He is Proud, Arrogant, conceited. Ellos están Orgullosos - They are proud. Miguel es muy Rico - Miguel is very rich. Este pastel está muy Rico - this cake is very tasty. Este Libro es aburrido - This book is boring. Yo estoy aburrido - I'm bored. El sombrero es Verde - the hat is green. Este plátano está Verde - this banana is unripe.

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