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Ser and estar
A1Both mean “to be”. Ser is for what something is — identity, origin, character: Soy profesora. Estar is for where and how something is right now: Estoy cansada.
| ser | soy · eres · es |
| estar | estoy · estás · está |
Common mistake: Soy cansado → Estoy cansado









