Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ser"

A: Someone who doesn’t fit in, or someone who isn’t part of that particular group.

A: To see eye to eye is to agree, have the same opinion, etc.

A: Set out on an as in set out on an adventure?

To begin, to start, to embark.

A: (It's in English first, but I'll try my best in Japanese)
You use "ser" when you are talking about traits, occupation, origin etc. In my class, my teacher taught us DONT PP:
D - Description
O - Origin
N - Nationality
T - Time
P - Profession
P - Possession

So for example, for description, you can say "Yo soy gordo" = I am fat

日本語で時々"ser”は「です」に訳します
私は医者です。＝Soy medico 「仕事」
今、午後九時です。= Son las nueve de la noche.　　「時間」
これは誰の財布ですか。私のです。 "De quien es este cartera? "Es mia" [所持」

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A: i assume you mean "see you" and "see you later."

The difference between the two is that "see you" is like saying goodbye whereas "see you later" means that you would be meeting the person later on ( most likely afew hour later or some time during the same day ).

A: en Inglés no hay ninguna diferencia.

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A: I'm a computer engineer

A: The way you are / your personality.


I like the way you are.

I like your personality.

A: Self-Confident.

A: It could be useful/helpful

But you can also use the modals may/might/would depending on the nuance of meaning you want to provide

(it would be useful)
It may/might be useful)

A: I'd like to be made of paper.

A: "Let me see." I'm assuming you meant "see."

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A: "What kind of things do you read?"