desde and de
When do I use desde and de in a sentence and ser and estar in a sentence?
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''Desde'' means from in terms of time and distance. ''De'' means from in terms of where someone was born, or where something was made.
Yo trabajo desde las ocho hasta las cinco. - I work from 8 to 5.
Ella es de California. - She is from California.
Desde .............. From, Since
De ......... From, About, Of
Ser ........ To be (State of permanent being) IE: Heidita es mujer.
Estar ........ To be (State of temporary being or condition) Gekkosan está trabajando.
desde means from or since and de means from, of or about ![]()