Soy and estoy both mean I am in English, but they are used in different situations. Estoy is used to describe emotions, and other states of being that are not permanent: Estoy enojado (I am angry) Estoy de luto (I am in mourning) Soy is used to indicate permanent things, like where you are from, what your profession is, etc. Soy bombero (I am a firefighter) Soy norteamericano (I am North American) Soy su hermano (I am his/her brother)
I'm boring (soy aburrido) I'm bored (estoy aburrido). These two phrases have distinct meanings.
Estoy in Spanish means I am. Of course, soyalso means I am, but generally is used for more permanent things (ex: Soy un niño. I am a boy.) while estoy is used for more temporary things (ex: Estoy consado. I am tired.), including where a person is located (ex: Estoy aquí. I am here.).
"I am" in Spanish is "yo soy" or "yo estoy," in French it is "je suis," and in German it is "ich bin."
It means: if I am the one that searches for "qui" I am. (Qui is not a spanish word).
The Spanish verb "ser" (to be) is conjugated as follows: I am - yo soy,you are - tu eres, he/she/it is - el/ella (there is no neutral) es, we are - nosotros somos, they are - ellos son - ustedes (you-formal) son.Keep in mind there are two verbs meaning "to be". There is also the verb"estar" (to be) in a less "permanent" way. I am - yo estoy - you are, tu estas,el/ella esta (he/she is),nosotros estamos(we are), ellos estan (they are) and ustedes estan (you are). Difference between those two verbs seem suttle but vary in the degree of being permanent. For example: Yo soy alto. ( I am tall) is something you can`t change(permanent,) so it`s "ser". Estoy cansado (I am tired) is a state you are in that can(and will) change,hence estar. Soy un artista (I am an artist) is (for the moment) permanent,so it`s "ser". I am John(unlikely to change), soy John. I am pregnant ( for nine month) is estoy embarazada. (It will change).
'we live' = vivimos 'I am' = soy/estoy 'I am Spanish' = Soy espanol 'I am happy' = estoy feliz 'I am happy by nature' = soy feliz
'Soy' or 'estoy'.
Estoy or Soy
Yo soy (I am, meaning always) or simply 'soy.' Yo estoy (I am, meaning right now), or simply 'estoy.'
Yo soy or yo estoy
Soy sea estoy esté
I am. (Temporary) Estoy and Soy both mean "I am". Estoy is a temporary form. Soy is a permanent form. I am here = Estoy aquí. I am a man = Soy un hombre.
"Yo soy" means "I am" in Spanish. Yo estoy also means "I am". I depends on context.
(yo) soy, (yo) estoy
No estoy malo/a. No soy antipático.
No, you're thinking of "estoy"
Estoy estudiando (essTOY esstooDYANdaw)