Question

Spanish help anyone?

Answer 1

What's an example of ser and estar?

Answer 2

I can help. Hold on

Answer 3

They mean the same thing, but in different context. What is the translation to english?

Answer 4

I think u should post this in MIT 21F Spanish I

Answer 5

they both mean "to be"

Answer 6

The question is: Explain in English the differences between SER AND ESTAR, and then give one example of each in Spanish. I have the differences as "The verb “ser” is used to describe situations, people, time, characteristics, and is used for descriptions. The verb “estar” expresses the state or condition that is sometimes temporary. It also includes people, things, and the location of people, things, and places." I think that is right, I was just wondering what an example of each would be.

Answer 7

Oh, I didn't even see that section @kathy0514 lol

Answer 8

Yes, ser is in the sens of I am Sarah and estar is in the sense of a condition I am cold. I think by example they want you to conjugate. What is "I am" for both verbs?

Answer 9

that's ok, just tag these people on the other question

Answer 10

I'm not sure @plainntall

Answer 11

I am Sarah translated to Spanish using Ser and I am cold translated to Spanish using Estar is what?

Answer 12

SER is about telling time, the date, occupation or nationality. and ESTAR would be questions about the state, location, how someone is feeling or health.

Answer 13

Idk

Answer 14

Don't you have the conjugation in your book? They are both irregular verbs.
Yo soy, Yo estoy

Answer 15

Is that the answer?
An example for ser and estar?

Answer 16

make a sentence with using those verbs in them.

Answer 17

Ah, thanks :)

Answer 18

Yo soy sexy

Answer 19

That's good I guess, maybe try bonita or quapo

Answer 20

Lol I was kidding

Answer 21

:)

Answer 22

welcome :) and I wouldn't send that to my teacher lol

Answer 23

Soy de los Estados Unidos. Is that okay for ser?

Answer 24

Yes that works :)