Two basic verbs with same meaning but different uses
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What are the difference between ser and estár? Both of them have the same meaning as to be but I don't know when to use ser and when to use estár. Please answer them as soon as you can. Thank you!!!
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updated Dec 11, 2011
posted by Lemon
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We have a search box on the form which allows you to look for questions which have been posted before.
There is also a reference section, here is the article you need
http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/100040/ser-and-estar
Not that it's estar not estár because all words that end in R are supposed to have the stress on the last syllable, and it does, therefore there's no reason to put an accent there because it doesn't break any rules
updated Dec 11, 2011
posted by rabbitwho
Thank you!!!! Now I know about ser and estar rabbitwho :) !! - Lemon, Dec 11, 2011
