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It depends on the situation. In Spanish it makes a difference if you are speaking in terms of a permanant situation, or something that is changeable. The verb "ser" and its conjugated forms imply permanace or intrinsic quality. "Estar" is used for transient conditions or location.
I also makes a difference on whether the "you" is singular or plural. And also, whether it is used in a formal or informal situation.
Singular informal: eres or estás.
Singular formal: es or está
Plural informal: sois or estáis
Plural formal: son or están
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