soy y estoy

Question

Is there a difference between soy y estoy? Or are they interchangeable?

Thank you

Answer 1

HI Mouse, this might interest you

Ser y estar

Answer 2

Moe - thank you for directing me to the page that addresses this issue. It is excellent and I'm sure I will refer to it many times. I would have appreciated the direction w/o the chastisement!

Yours is a too too frequent question.

This was not a chastisement given by Moe but a simple observation of the fact. Hence he was able to direct you to a relevant thread.

Answer 3

Welcome to the forum, Mouse.

You have to know how to take us around here. Please don't misunderstand Moe. He didn't mean to chastise. He really is a nice ol' Grandpa!

Feel free to ask about anything you don't understand. But be aware, too, that you have the References resource, as well as the Conjugation section and a search feature on the forums for previously covered topics. Again, if you don't find what you're looking for, fire away, and Moe and the rest of us will throw you a line.

You'll see!

Answer 4

Moe - thank you for directing me to the page that addresses this issue. It is excellent and I'm sure I will refer to it many times. I would have appreciated the direction w/o the chastisement!

Answer 5

The Mouse:

Yours is a too too frequent question. Look at this page for the answer you are looking for.

http://www.spanishdict.com/reference/grammar/ser-and-estar

If you still have questions after reading it, ask your more specific question and someone will try to reply.