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ITT: concepts in your language learners think are complicated but actually very simple and intuitive.
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>>219288432
Ser is something permanent.
Estar is something temporary.
Difference between I am happy (temporary quality) vs. I am happy (permanent quality).
English lacks this subtlety and idk why this isn't a concept latinx bring up more instead of fucking plastic white chairs or dinjer or whatever they think is culturally unique but isn't.
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Sou São Paulo, sou 38 anos e estou engenheiro
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>>219288572
You are handicapping yourself as a spanish learner by doing it this way.
Ser vs Estar should be thought of as characteristics vs states. An easy example is the word estudiante. Being a student is a temporary thing, but we dont say Estoy un estudiante. Because it is a characteristic, not a state.
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not ending every sentence with "though"



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