whats the difference when would you use ser and estra?
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whats the difference when would you use ser and estra?
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updated DIC 2, 2009
posted by ter124
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¡Hola!, Ter124:
That is certainly one of our most popular questions ever. Here is a link to almost all the information we have relating to Ser vs Estar.
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Moe
updated DIC 2, 2009
edited by Moe
posted by Moe
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I think you mean estar. There is a lesson all about that.
updated DIC 2, 2009
posted by misterD
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You mean, estar? Estar is the, to be, verb for location and condition, and ser is the, to be, verb for description.
updated DIC 2, 2009
posted by jacquie106
