ERA vs FUE: When to use Imperfect vs Preterite for “estar” in Spanish
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In this video we will teach you when to use ERA and FUE, which are the imperfect and preterite forms of the verb SER in Spanish.
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La maestra es excellente.
Gracias por los vídeos. Los estoy utilizando para enseñarle Español a mis hijos ya que a pesar de que el Español es mi idioma nativo, es complicado saber explicar las razones del porqué uno dice las cosas de cierta forma, uno simplemente lo sabe, por ejemplo lo de ‘era’ y ‘fue’
7:53 aquí yo habría utilizado ‘estaba’
- La fiesta estaba muy divertida
- Es concierto estaba muy largo
- La película estaba muy aburrida
Excellent work
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Very helpful video, thank you. I struggle with this all the time and this helped move me in the right direction :-).
I watched the estaba vs estuvo video first. So, for finished events in the past, you can use estuvo y fue. Both are correct?
Gracias
This was good. It is a hard topic for English speakers. One thing I might add that can be helpful: although in a given situation it may seem like you can choose either fue or era, depending on what else you say in the sentence, only one of them will actually be correct. For example, if you ever give specific details of time, in the same sentence, you *must* use fue: "Clinton fue presidente por tres años" is correct, while "Clinton era presidente por tres años" is *never correct*.
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¡Muchas gracias! I'm glad you like my lesson. I'll keep it in mind for future topics
2:22 A que pretérito estas refiriendo aquÍ? Pretérito imperfecto, pretérito perfecto compuesto...? Hay varios.
Wait, i thought the imperfect was for things that were that way, and continue on to have that feature. So the house was white and still is. La casa era blanca. But just say its color changed to blue, do you still say era? I thought you would then say la casa fue blanca pero ahora es azul
Im so confused, have i been wrong this whole time?
The imperfect is also used to say “ used to be”. So you can say la casa era blanca sin embargo ahora es azul - The house USED to BE white, however now it’s blue.
@@KingBuddha84 Exactamente! Gracias por mencionarlo!
I'm sorry my lesson wasn't clear enough for you amigo. I think you might get confused when we use the imperfect for when we want to say 'used to' which is the case of your example, but a better way I teach my students is that if you're describing something in the past, talking about a characteristic or description, then you use the imperfecto. "la casa era blanca pero ahora es azul' (we're describing the colour of the house in the past: the house was/used to be white but now it's blue). You can use the pretérito if you have a specified period of time and in certain contexts, for example: la casa fue blanca por muchos años hasta que la pintaron de azul (the house was white for many years before they painted it blue). I hope it makes sense now.
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is it good if I completely understood the Spanish part of the video or is this like really low level Spanish. I dont know whether to feel happy or not?
feel happy and take the win. I only understood it generally....
But fue and era come from Ser, not Estar (video title)
Ohhh yes!! They made a mistake in the title of my video. I'm sorry, it should say 'SER' for sure. Thank you for noticing it. I'll see if I can get them to change it.
Hi
Ella es una maestra muy bien pero el problema es que el español tiene acento diferentes. Por ejemplo, el español de Puerto Rico es diferente que el español de España y mucho más. Es un problema para mi.
It's too similarly
Estar?? You guys put Estar instead of Ser
Wow, Estoy feliz porque entiendo todo de este vídeo en Español:) La explicación era perfecta!
Yo tambien!
Ayer, mi césped era demasiado largo y tuve que cortarlo, a pesar de que hacía mucho calor afuera. Entonces, lo corté, ¡aunque para mí fue como tortura del infierno! El clima afuera era muy incómodo, pero aun después de que mi cuerpo fue torturado, me sentí feliz porque, por eso día al menos, el césped fue de nuevo bonita. - Es correcto? Esto es un poco confundo...
I'm late to the party here, and sorry for the intrusion, but the title of the video incorrect. It should read, "for Ser" in Spanish, not "for Estar".
The Clinton being president, and it was correct to use fue, i still am trying to understand. But I am a slow learner so I guess I will eventually get it 😆
I just kept watching the video and you explained it in English, now I fully understand hahahah
"La fiesta estuvo divertida" es como aprendí a decir "The party was fun". Usaste "La fiesta fue divertida". Cual es la differencia? Gracias
Now you are bringing in a whole new topic: whether to user SER or ESTAR. My general rule: when you are describing something AND alluding to your personal experience of it, ESTAR is more common (at least in Mexico). La comida estuvo rica = The food was tasty (to me. In other words: I'm trying to tell you how I personally *experienced* the food). The comida era buena = It was good food (of high quality) but this just states a fact about the qualities of the food; it doesn't say anything about your experience of the food.
Tienes "estar" en el titulo, pero el video se trata de "ser"!!!
Now I'm even more confused :(
Muchas gracias