Ser and Estar

What is the ser form for yo?

soy

What is the ser form for tú?

eres

What is the ser form for él?

es

What is the ser form for ella?

es

What is the ser form for usted?

es

What is the ser form for nosotros/as?

somos

What is the ser form for vosotros/as?

sois

What is the ser form for ellos?

son

What is the ser form for ellas?

son

What is the ser form for ustedes?

son

What is the estar form for yo?

estoy

What is the estar form for tú?

estás

What is the estar form for él?

está

What is the estar form for ella?

está

What is the estar form for usted?

está

What is the estar form for nosotros/as?

estamos

What is the estar form for vosotros/as?

estáis

What is the estar form for ellos?

están

What is the estar form for ellas?

están

What is the estar form for ustedes?

están

How do you say “I am” using ser?

yo soy

How do you say “you are” informal using ser?

tú eres

How do you say “he is” using ser?

él es

How do you say “she is” using ser?

ella es

How do you say “you are” formal using ser?

usted es

How do you say “we are” using ser?

nosotros/as somos

How do you say “they are” using ser?

ellos/ellas son

How do you say “you all are” using ser?

ustedes son

How do you say “I am” using estar?

yo estoy

How do you say “you are” informal using estar?

tú estás

How do you say “he is” using estar?

él está

How do you say “she is” using estar?

ella está

How do you say “you are” formal using estar?

usted está

How do you say “we are” using estar?

nosotros/as estamos

How do you say “they are” using estar?

ellos/ellas están

How do you say “you all are” using estar?

ustedes están

What does ser mean?

to be

What does estar mean?

to be

When do you use ser?

identity, origin, descriptions, profession, time, and date

When do you use estar?

location, feelings, conditions, and temporary states

Ser is usually for what?

what someone or something is

Estar is usually for what?

how someone feels or where someone/something is

How do you say “I am Jorge”?

Yo soy Jorge

How do you say “I am well”?

Yo estoy bien

How do you say “You are a student”?

Tú eres estudiante

How do you say “You are tired”?

Tú estás cansado/a

How do you say “She is a professor”?

Ella es profesora

How do you say “She is happy”?

Ella está feliz

How do you say “We are friends”?

Nosotros/as somos amigos/as

How do you say “We are in class”?

Nosotros/as estamos en clase

How do you say “They are from Florida”?

Ellos/ellas son de Florida

How do you say “They are at home”?

Ellos/ellas están en casa

Which verb would you use for “I am a student”?

ser

Which verb would you use for “I am tired”?

estar

Which verb would you use for “She is from Cuba”?

ser

Which verb would you use for “She is in Cuba”?

estar

Which verb would you use for “He is boring”?

ser

Which verb would you use for “He is bored”?

estar

How do you say “I am a student”?

Soy estudiante

How do you say “I am tired”?

Estoy cansado/a

How do you say “She is from Cuba”?

Ella es de Cuba

How do you say “She is in Cuba”?

Ella está en Cuba

How do you say “He is boring”?

Él es aburrido

How do you say “He is bored”?

Él está aburrido

How do you say “It is two o’clock”?

Son las dos

How do you say “They are in the library”?

Están en la biblioteca