it means are. both of them mean are. son is for a thing to do with the locating, and estan is for describing staff.
Las manzanas están rojas y maduras.
Ellos estan bailando bailar is in the form of the present progressive because it follows "estar" to give the meaning "is dancing"
It means: how are your parents
how are you (all)
Las cebras estan peleandose. There's an accent over the a in estan and the a in peleandose.
Translation: ¿Como esta? (accent on the first 'o' and the 'a') = How is.../how are you? Como estan... ?(accents as above) = How are (they)...?
Translation: ¿Como esta? (accent on the first 'o' and the 'a') = How is.../how are you? Como estan... ?(accents as above) = How are (they)...?
Estan= to be
Como estan = "how are" or "how are they"
Donde estan los servicios (accent on 'a' in 'estan')
it means are. both of them mean are. son is for a thing to do with the locating, and estan is for describing staff.
"Estan" from Spanish means "They are". It is the third-person, plural, conjugated form of "estar" ("to be").
Cool accent! Anyways, "mum" would be "madre" and "dad" would be "padre", or you can say "parents" instead, which is "padres", "your" is "tu" (without any accents), "are" would be "estan" (I have conjugated the word estar, meaning "to be" for the parents-this doesn't work in all situations), "37" is "treinta siete", and of course "and" is "y". So, now I will put it all together in a sentence: Tu padres estan treinta siete. (your parents are 37) or you could say: Tu madre y padre estan treinta siete. (your mom and dad are 37).
That means "are" or "they are".
Las manzanas están rojas y maduras.
"Estan teniendo"