"Ser" et "Estar" (espagnol)
Quelle est la déffirence entre les deux verbes en espagnol "ser" et "estar".
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La principal différence entre les deux verbes c'est que on utilise "ser" pour une situation permanent, et "estar" pour une situation transitoire.
"Yo soy español - Je suis espagnol", verbe "ser"
"Hoy estoy contento - Aujourd'hui je suis content", verbe "estar"
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Ser is used for the things that you cannot change - Soy chica/chico = I am a girl
-you can not change the fact that you are a boy/girl.
Estoy is used for the things that are changeable and are not permanent - Estoy enfermo = I am sick , estoy trieste = I am sad
- the state of your health for example, can change. from being happy to sad and so on. you dont stay sad, nor happy all the time.
This is a very simple explanation. but it helps.
Hope that helped you.
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