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"Picture a mountain peak" is a good way to remember the definition for zenith.
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"Ser" is used to talk about permanent or lasting characteristics, while "estar" is used to talk about temporary states or conditions. For example, "ser" is used for personality traits (Soy inteligente - I am intelligent), while "estar" is used for emotions or locations (Estoy feliz - I am happy, Estoy en la casa - I am at home).
it is not possible because estar is temporary so there is no way that you can
I was = fui (fwee) or estuve (es-tu-be) He was = fué (fway) or estuvo (es-tu-bo)eraorestabaThe verb to be it can be translated into two verbs in Spanish: "Ser" or "Estar"."Ser" is when something or someone has a "permanent" quality, like:I am very good at ping pong = Soy muy bueno en el ping pong"Estar" refers at something that is in a transitory state. For example:I was in Barcelona = Yo estuve en BarcelonaIt was deflated = Estaba desiflado
There are two ways to say this in Spanish -- the formal and informal way. The Formal (Usted) is used with adults and people that you don't know well. ¿Está feliz? The Informal (Tú) is used among friends and close family members. ¿Estás feliz? Note the user of Estar instead of Ser for these translations. Because happiness is an emotion, you must use a conjegation of Estar instead of a conjegation of Ser.
Writing a word ten times is a good way to remember its spelling. Using a word often is a good way to remember a word.
Quite possibly you mean the nosotros form of ser. The other way doesn't work because there is no ser form of nosotros. The nosotros form of ser is somos.
The sentence tries to say "I am single and I want to know people" However, the sentence uses the improper form of "to be". This is one of the exceptions that proves the rule on Ser and Estar. "Yo soy soltero" is the correct way to say this, not "estoy soltero". Same goes for "married". Soy casado (I am Married) not "estoy casado" The other main exception to the ser=permanent "to be" & estar= temporary/transient "to be" is life and death. "Estoy vivo" is the way to say "I am alive" - Esta muerto (He is dead) is the correct form also. Of course you can't say you are dead "Estoy muerto" unless you are a ghost, so that means "I am dead tired"
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"Picture a mountain peak" is a good way to remember the definition for zenith.
Quite possibly you mean the nosotros form of ser. The other way doesn't work because there is no ser form of nosotros. The nosotros form of ser is somos.
This statement is addressing a girl or a woman. It means You are [always] so handsome/good-looking You are such a handsome/good-looking person The use of the word eres, (form of the word ser), denotes something permanent. If one wants to say the person looks good now in a dress, make-up, hair style, or anything temporary or put on, the correct statement is "Estas tan guapa" (form of Estar).
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