#10 - Weekly Game - To be or not to be: Ser, Estar, & Tener - This week use 'estar' -> Emotion
10 - Weekly Game - To be or not to be: Ser, Estar, & Tener - This week use 'estar' -> Emotion
No. 9 - Today's use: Estar -> Emotion
helpful SD link from grammar section
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Do these 3 little Spanish words cause you to tremble? Here is a weekly way to practice ser, estar, or tener. helpful SD link
1. Post one sentence using the word and usage for the week in Spanish & English.
2. You may post one image for illustration.
3. Remember to thank the correctors (this is unwritten SD etiquette), and to vote for a few other players to encourage them.
4. Anormal said he would 'unofficially' help with corrections whenever he can, but anyone can help out that is able to make reliable Spanish corrections.
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¿Estas 3 palabritas españoles le hace temblar? Aquí es una forma de práctica seminal los tres: ser, estar o tener.
1. Suba una oración usando la palabra y el uso para la semana en español.
2. Puede subir una imagen para la ilustración.
3. Recuerde: Agradezca a los correctors. Vote por los otros jugadores para allentarlos. Esto es protocolo no escrito.
4. Anormal dijo que "extraoficialmente" ayudaría con correcciones siempre que puede, pero alguien pueda ayudar que es capaz de hacer correcciones españolas confiables.
El uso de hoy es: Estar -> Emotion
Want another chance to post on last week's thread? Here's the link to no. 9: No. 9 - Ser + Origin
9 Answers
Estaban tristes porque las inundaciones los rodearon a ellos por un chorro con una corriente muy fuerte de agua.
They were sad because the floods surrounded them with gushing water.
Estoy tan cansada, porque ha sido una semana ocupada.
I am so tired, because it has been a busy week.
Estamos encantados de estar hoy en el lago.
We are delighted to be at the lake today.
Estoy contento que mi motor nuevo así como la relación nueva parecen funcionar bien durante nuestra prueba el fin de semana pasado.
I´m happy that my new motor, as well as the new gearing seem to work well last weekend during our test.
Siempre me gusta fingir como que estoy en control de mis emociones.
I always like to pretend that I am in control of my emotions.
Estoy ocupada porque tengo que hacer muchas cosas para mañana.
I'm busy because I have to do a lot of things for tommorow.
Estoy un poco triste por que mi cumpleaños está en tres días.
I am a little said because my birthday is in tree days.
Estoy extático porque la semana pasada pude de montar en la pista de obstáculos y en algunas de las áreas alrededor del trayecto del trote. ¡Pude de mantener el trote y quedarme en la pista!
Los troncos no se consideran una parte de la pista. No he aprendido a trotar encima de los troncos. ¿Podría ser en mis lecciones futuras? ¡Sólo el tiempo lo dirá!
I am ecstatic because last week I was able to ride on the obstacle track and on some of the areas around the course at a trot. I was able to sustain the trot and stay on the track!
The logs are not considered a part of the track. I have not learned to trot up the logs. Could it be in my future lessons? Only time will tell!
Bumping this up before I post the last in this series of 'ser, estar, tener'. Don't forget to go back to do corrections folks! And remember to thank the correctors. They give a lot of time to the corrections. Just click, "edit" and fix your mistakes.
Some simple correction tricks: put 2 *'s before and after a word to embolden it. Like this:
I like my SD friends.
Put a > at the beginning of a line to set it in a box to let the person know what you are referring to.
Like this.
If you want to cross something out you need to make a mark like this < s > at the beginning of a word or phrase you want to cross out and then put a < / s > right after it (don't leave spaces) like this:
I don't like my SD friends.
