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This translates to "what is the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?"This is a very common question within English students learning Spanish because both 'ser' and 'estar' translate to the verb...

A general way of differentiating the two verbs is by using "ser" for permanent states and "estar" for more temporary ones.
For example:"estoy aburrido" ...

Ser and Estar are similar verbs but they each have specific situations where they are used. In general, we use Ser when we are identifying ourselves or others as well as our nationality e.g. Soy Cristina...

"Se lo di"The first part of this translation is choosing the correct verb, dar, and correctly conjugating it into the appropriate past tense (in this case the preterite, as it is an action that ...

Like in English, Spanish possesses subject pronouns that often precede the conjugated verb. These are:Yo - I Tú* - You (singular, informal)Él/Ella - He/sheNosotros - WeVosotros* - You (plural, informal)El...