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What is the difference between "yo soy" and "yo estoy" ?

What is the difference between "yo soy" and "yo estoy" ?

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Do they both come from the same verb "estar" ?

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updated Nov 8, 2009
posted by Wideglide

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Ser and Estar

delete, already answered

updated Nov 8, 2009
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Hey wideglide I wanted to go the extra mile for you and be sure you really do get the best understanding of this situation as possible because your question is actually a very common question and the verbs are commonly interchanged wrongly, so please check out the link below, it's a Reference topic specifically written just for this type of question. grin

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updated Nov 8, 2009
posted by DJ_Huero
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Hey Wideglide welcome to the forum, the difference is "soy" comes from the verb "ser" and "estoy" comes from the verb "estar".

Please check out our Reference area, and try some of our learning lessons, they can further explain this situation, and probably do it more properly. grin

updated Nov 8, 2009
posted by DJ_Huero