Ser and Estar (Please excuse the lack of accents) Random notes: x is pronounced as "equis" lo intento- I try Estar Notes: -Estar is used when you express emotions, feelings, situations, locations, and when things can be changed (such as prices) -Estar is used when you are doing something right now Ser: -Ser is used when you can't change something or you can't change it in an easy or fast way. -Ser is used for nationalities and descriptions (Ella es rubia). Examples: -Soy de San Antonio. -Estoy en mi casa. -Tu madre es rubia.