Ser - To be

Question 1

Ser vs Estar

Answer 1

Ser and estar both mean “to be” but they have slightly different meaning in Spanish. Ser is used for permanent states, like “Yo soy un chico”. Estar is used for things that can change like “Yo estoy triste”

Question 2

I am

Answer 2

Yo soy

Question 3

You are

Answer 3

Tú eres

Question 4

He/She /You(pol.) is

Answer 4

Él/Ella/Usted(Vd.) es

Question 5

We / John and I are

Answer 5

Nosotros/Juan y yo somos

Question 6

They / The boys / You (pl.)

Answer 6

Ellos/Ellas/Los chicos/Ustedes(Vds.) son