The fundamental difference between "ser" and "estar" is in their usage. Ser is used for more permanent traits, and for identification of material, origin, and possession. Estar is used for less permanent traits, to situate things within spatial and temporal contexts, and to form progressive tenses.
estar is singular -_-
it is a spanish word meaning "to be"
"Estar" means "to be", but it can also mean "to stay". It depends on the context. With the meaning "to be" it can often be confused with "ser" by non native speakers. While it's often said that "estar" implies more stability than "ser", it's not always true. With adjectives, a rule that works (but that can be used only in special cases) is the following: when the adjective is the past participle of a verb, you must always use "estar", not to confuse it with the passive form. For instance, if you said: "soy cansado", it would be the passive present tense of the verb "cansar", so if you want to say "I'm tired", you should say in Spanish: "estoy cansado". About the uses of "ser" and "estar" there are slight differences between European Spanish and American Spanish.
Ser means to permanantly be: "Yo soy cafe ojo." But estar mainly means to be but not permanantly, "Yo estoy rapido."
where are you going to be?
estar is singular -_-
It would fall in the category of estar, as estar is a temporary verb and ser is permanent.
Contigo Quiero Estar was created on 1989-05-27.
Estar Banks was born in Boston, in Massachusetts, USA.
Estar sin ti was created in 1997.
Estar a salvo means "be safe" in English.
it is not possible because estar is temporary so there is no way that you can
Es fantástico estar contigo. Me encanta estar contigo.
Debes Estar Feliz Estar conmigo
It means "to be/stay in the house"
That is the correct spelling of estar, the Spanish verb "to be" (to be at the present time, as in something changeable).
Acompañame A Estar Solo was created on 2005-10-25.