Question
24 Dec 2017
- Russian
Question about Portuguese (Brazil)
What is the difference between Eu sou and Eu estou ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Eu sou and Eu estou ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Answers
24 Dec 2017
Featured answer
- Portuguese (Brazil)
Privyet!
Eu sou - that is used for natural or permanent characteristics.
Examples: Eu sou baixo (I am short).
Eu sou calmo (I am calm).
Eu estou - that is used for momentary facts.
Examples: Eu estou com fome (I am hungry).
Eu estou ocupado (I am busy)
*Eu estou is also used with the present progressive tense.
Example: Eu estou assistindo TV (I am watching tv).
Eu sou - that is used for natural or permanent characteristics.
Examples: Eu sou baixo (I am short).
Eu sou calmo (I am calm).
Eu estou - that is used for momentary facts.
Examples: Eu estou com fome (I am hungry).
Eu estou ocupado (I am busy)
*Eu estou is also used with the present progressive tense.
Example: Eu estou assistindo TV (I am watching tv).
Read more comments
- Portuguese (Brazil)
"eu sou" is for what you are, like "eu sou bravo" - I am angry
"eu estou" is for what you are doing or feeling in the moment like "eu estou ocupado" I'm busy
(I hope you understand)
"eu estou" is for what you are doing or feeling in the moment like "eu estou ocupado" I'm busy
(I hope you understand)
2
likes
1
disagree
- Portuguese (Brazil)
eu estou cansado
eu estou com fome
eu estou em casa
eu estou no shopping
eu sou brasileiro
eu sou solteiro
eu sou inteligente
eu estou com fome
eu estou em casa
eu estou no shopping
eu sou brasileiro
eu sou solteiro
eu sou inteligente
2
likes
0
disagrees
- Russian
@MerlinShin thank you for your explaining 🌲❤ Merry Xmas
1
like
0
disagrees
- Russian
@leoraizen Obrigado! Merry Xmas 🌲❤
1
like
0
disagrees
- Portuguese (Brazil)
Privyet!
Eu sou - that is used for natural or permanent characteristics.
Examples: Eu sou baixo (I am short).
Eu sou calmo (I am calm).
Eu estou - that is used for momentary facts.
Examples: Eu estou com fome (I am hungry).
Eu estou ocupado (I am busy)
*Eu estou is also used with the present progressive tense.
Example: Eu estou assistindo TV (I am watching tv).
Eu sou - that is used for natural or permanent characteristics.
Examples: Eu sou baixo (I am short).
Eu sou calmo (I am calm).
Eu estou - that is used for momentary facts.
Examples: Eu estou com fome (I am hungry).
Eu estou ocupado (I am busy)
*Eu estou is also used with the present progressive tense.
Example: Eu estou assistindo TV (I am watching tv).
6
likes
0
disagrees
- Russian
@homeyoulow thank you very much for your great answer! ❤ Merry Xmas! 🌲
1
like
0
disagrees
- Russian
@homeyoulow are you fluent in Russian? :)
- Russian
@homeyoulow its ok, you can learn again 🌲😜😂
- Russian
@homeyoulow. Ja, sehr gut! Das ist fantastich! 😂😂😂
Newest Questions
- What is the difference between gotta and got to ?
- What is the difference between What is the difference between munch and crunch? and What is the d...
- What is the difference between the bank is around the corner and the bank is on the corner and th...
- What is the difference between I like reading books and I like to read books ?
- What is the difference between May and Might ?
Topic Questions
- What is the difference between gonna and finna ?
- What is the difference between actually and actualmente ?
- What is the difference between to make something better and to make better something ?
- What is the difference between try to の発音 and tried to の発音 ?
- What is the difference between a dress and a gown ?
Recommended Questions
