🤯 Are ser and estar driving you crazy? They both mean “to be,” but they’re used in different situations.
🗣️ In this video, you'll repeat after me and practice real Spanish sentences that will help you finally understand the difference.
✅ Examples we’ll use:
Yo soy profesora.
Él está cansado.
Nosotros somos de México.
El café está caliente.
💡 Learn when to use ser for identity and permanent things, and estar for location, feelings, and temporary states.
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