When do I use ser and estar

Question

When do I use ser and estar

Answer 1

Es un expresión del latín que Derecho se usa para decir que algo es para un fin especifico, ejemplo: se nombró un Juez ad hoc (Para una causa especifica)

Me parece que te has confundido de tema :-) - carlomp, Sep 20, 2011

Answer 2

Ser vs Estar

When you need to go further in our lessons and Reference Articles to understand the differences between ser and estar:

1st - See lesson 1.11 found here

Lesson 1.11

2nd - See Paralee's Reference Material Entry found here:

Paralee's Reference Posting and then,

3rd - See a different view of all the same stuff at Lazarus1907's Reference Material entry found here

Lazarus Reference material

4th - See the practice and sample sentences created in a thread begun by Heidita and found here:

Practice sentences

I hope this will be a big help to you and I wish you well in studying and learning this topic.

Saludos/Regards,

Moe

I like Lazarus' reference the best, but they are all worth studying to make this skill intuitive, rather than intellectual. - pesta, Sep 20, 2011

Answer 3

We use "ser" for undetermined times. For example: Ella es guapa. She always is beautiful. When we say "ella está guapa", it means that she is especially beautiful now.

Gretings! (and sorry my english)

Answer 4

Click on "More" at the top of the the screen and then click on reference, select Grammar and Ser vs Estar is the first article.