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  • What is the difference between es and está?
    You wrote it incorrectly Es comes from the verb ser, and está is a form of estar Ésta can be translated to this, but it does not need the tilde anymore (i e , it can always be written as esta)
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    If it's the last one, you do You know, the rule states that "if the stress is in the last syllable and it ends in vowel, n or s, you must write the accent" Besides, está and esté are forms of the verb estar, whereas esta and este are demonstratives or pronouns Some examples: Esta mesa está aquí Es mejor que este jarrón esté aquí
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    Maybe I have missed something, but it seems to me that the OP's question was not fully answered here Even if "está hecho de" refers to a manufactured object, logically it still is a permanent state Given that the general rule is to use "ser" with permanent states and "estar" with temporary states, this usage is an exception of the rule
  • selección de palabras - Ser and estar for location - Spanish . . .
    'Ser' and 'estar' for location The edge-cases of ser and estar still seem to get me My understanding is that when speaking of a location, I should use estar La biblioteca está aquí However, a
  • sintaxis - ¿«Todo está bien» or «está bien todo»? - Spanish Language . . .
    Even when both are correct, the first option («está bien todo») is not at all frequent in Argentina (where I live) I don't recall finding it in any literature piece or TV movie shows from other Spanish-speaking countries Without any other given content, I would go with the second option Of course, the first one could be a better choice within a more complex sentence
  • Using están vs estás when refering to you
    Bear in mind that a question like Are you ready to order? depends heavily on the context when translating into Spanish, as there are four possible ways to translate it: ¿Estás listo a para pedir? (informal, "you" as "tú" or "vos") ¿Está listo a para pedir? (formal, "you" as "usted") ¿Estáis listos as para pedir? (informal, "you" as "vosotros") ¿Están listos as para pedir? (formal
  • Ah, sí?» o «¿Así?»: ¿Son posibles las dos?
    Me pregunto si en una conversación la gente está diciendo «¿Ah, sí?» o «¿Así?» para mostrar que está escuchando ¿O cambia dependiendo del contexto? No estoy preguntando de una conversación técnic
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    Ten en cuenta que esta pregunta es acerca de la diferencia entre "me alegro de que" y "Me alegro que" Creo que esta respuesta, tal y como está, no responde realmente a la pregunta
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    Me siento on fire esta noche, soy todo ocurrencias Básicamente, se usa esta expresión para designar que alguien está en un estado pletórico, atravesando una racha especialmente positiva en uno o distintos aspectos de su vida





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