¿Estar o ser?
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"I am foolish."
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updated May 8, 2011
posted by happylilhales
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Ser.
Please use the site's search function to search for "ser vs estar". You'll get hundreds of answers that explain in great detail how to use Ser & Estar.
updated May 8, 2011
posted by Gekkosan
Is there a possible question as to the nature of "foolish"? It is usually used with regard to single incidents rather than a long-term characteristic like "careful" ?? - Lector_Constante, May 8, 2011
La Burra's answer deals with this question. - Gekkosan, May 8, 2011
However, in my opinion "estar" is really only possible if you mean to say "I am being foolish". - Gekkosan, May 8, 2011
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Hello and welcome to the forum! It depends ... if you are always foolish, foolishness is an inherent characteristic of your personality, then "ser" is the correct verb. If you are foolish temporarily, "estar" is the correct verb,
updated May 8, 2011
posted by LaBurra
However, in my opinion "estar" is really only possible if you mean to say "I am being foolish". - Gekkosan, May 8, 2011
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Have a look at this article and you should be able to figure that sentence out for yourself 
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Welcome to the forum!
updated May 8, 2011
posted by --Jen--
