Learn Spanish SER and ESTAR: Everything YOU Need to Know! 👊 [SPANISH LESSON 20]

[@springspanish]

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[@jamesfreese4700]

Really good breakdown of ser y estar!!!!

[@vivienballard391]

I think this is the best guide I’ve seen so far. I’m going to show it to my students.

[@federicoherreraibarr]

I like your videos, you are a good teacher! Congratulations

[@springspanish]

Thank you!

[@verojuarez8858]

Thanks Mariana 💕

[@springspanish]

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[@girishvohra8057]

Mam awesome video. I like your video

[@springspanish]

Yay! Thank you for watching! ❤️

[@kamron_thurmond]

Is "Soy alto." Translated as?
I'm tall.
Or
I'm a tall guy.
I'm asking because I want to know if I'm correct in thinking that the "o" in "alto" makes it masculine. So I don't have to add more words to show that I'm a "guy"
What if I want to say "She's tall."?
Would it be:
Ella es alta.
What if a woman♀️ wanted to say "I'm tall."
Would it need to be:
Soy alta.
Or something else entirely???

[@kamron_thurmond]

@Mariana from Spring Spanish
Maravilloso. Estoy aprendiendo español.

[@l_4783_s]

8:24

[@allanrichardson9081]

“Ser” from Latin “esse” meaning “to be,” and “estar” from Latin “stare” meaning “to stand,” ¿Verdad?

[@allanrichardson9081]

Would a trans person such as Wendy (neé Walter) Carlos say, for example, “Fué hombre pero agora soy mujer?” Or “Estaba … Estoy?”

[@ullaroesch5030]

very good explanations but why the music in the background? It's unnecessary and irritating.