Estarの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: it means "to be", but it's used when you're talking about how you're feeling, or where you are. you would use "ser" when talking about characteristics

A: Be comfortable

A: No they are not

“Estar” and “ser” are both to be but quite different

Ex. with estar
‘Yo voy a estar en el cine el lunes ‘
I am going to be in the movies this Monday
(The verb estar is used as in the place you are going to be be)

Ex. With ser
‘Yo voy a ser un doctor’
‘I am going to be a doctor’
(In this case it is used as a characteristic or description)

A: This is still the English board. When you ask the question, you have to choose "Question about Spanish."

A: You posted this in the wrong language.

A: Or I'm joking

A: To be tired

A: estar harto (de) - to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be sick (of)

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¡Ya estoy harto! - I've had enough!

A: I would prefer to be with you on Friday.

A: To be close to doing it, or to be close to achieving it.

A: Be there.

A: Your three sounds a bit like tree. I had a problem with that however then you try to gro from t to r in three try to gently strike your tongue through the bottom bit of your teeth which should be able to kinda create a th sound. Just be careful to not bit your tongue