I need to know what ser means.

Question

My teacher told me that it was where from but I do not get why there is also ser for pronouns.

Answer 1

Hi and welcome to the forum.

This lesson teaches the difference between "ser" and "estar," the two verbs that me "to be."

I think your teacher was using "ser" to say "soy de los Estados Unidos" (I am from the U.S.)

Marianne, you beat me to the punch!! I was going to post this lesson next!! :) - Jason7R, Apr 29, 2010

:-) Yesterday I added that phrase to the Phrasebook. - --Mariana--, Apr 29, 2010

Answer 2

Hello, and welcome to the forum. Ser means 'to be.' Estar also means 'to be' but is used in different cases. Edit: I see Marianne has posted a link to lesson on the difference. (I didn't mean to post the same thing, I just didn't see her answer before posting mine.)

Answer 3

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