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The verbs ser and estar both translate as 'to be'. Its important to learn the differences between them. Ser is used to talk about permanent attributes. A...

Good question. This can be confusing because we don't always have the same markers for these two tenses in English. Try to remember the preteriteas one single action or time period, and t...

Aspectos a considerar: la casa, coser y bordar, los colores, el calor y la sed.
House= prision= repression; Lorca often uses the words "muros", "paredes"; noticeable with the youn...

me llena de alegría que tu hayas casado con élme pone muy enfado que perdieras mi reloj, tiene mucho valor senitmentaldudo que sepa como esquiarquiero que vengas conmigo

Both "ser" and "estar" mean "to be". However they both have different purposes in Spanish. "Ser" is the verb used to to denote a permanent state of being, whilst &q...