The word ES translates to IS. It is a form of the word "Ser" to be.
Se is a form of "self" it is used to add a person or object to the sentence. It can be used as part of the actual verb or as a separate word.
Sé (with an accent over the e) means "I know (something)" It comes from the word "Saber"
"Their name is" could be expressed as either "se llaman..." or "su nombre es..."
"Como se dice 'es tuyo' en inglés" translates to "How do you say 'es tuyo' in English" in English.
Su nombre es Ella se llama.......
Es loco, él se amo.
Aqui es donde se termina. Or more precisely condensed: Aqui se termina.
In Spanish, we say "¿Qué te/se parece?" instead which translates to "What do you think?".(te = informal, se = formal)
to say why are you leaving in spanish, it is: Por qué es usted saliendo
Se dice "El amor es loco."
Se dice: "Juan es de China, él es chino."
por eso es todo que yo se
"Se llama Dillon", or "su nombre es Dillon".
Que es el nombre de ella Como se llama (ella)