Spanish has two words for "to be". One is used for permanent states, the other for temporary states, or in philosophical terms, one is used for essence and the other for accident. The one for permanent state, essence, comes from the Latin word for sitting. The one for temporary state, accident, comes from the Latin word for standing.Essence is the defining, fundamental nature of a thing—the core properties without which it loses its identity. Accident, in contrast, refers to contingent attributes or traits that modify a substance without affecting its fundamental identity; an entity can gain or lose accidents without ceasing to exist.
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>>539323875Lazy peoples language
>>539324477cabrón
>>539323875nigger
>>539324533It's not English, pendejo
>>539323875Ser y estar.Maybe the anglos do not understand that estar it is not ser?And Sweden? Have a To be?
>>539323875Guy looks like a Mexican fat JD Vance meme
>>539323875Yet the Spanish Armada was only temporary.
>>539324612Not true. Shakespeare wrote about this very concept.
>>539325020What's not true pendejo
>>539325671>To be or not to be
>>539325763Do you have down syndrome?
>>539323875OP is a pato
>>539323875wrong board, broski
SERThe appleisgreen. (color of the fruit)La manzanaesverde.Here we givea characteristicof the fruit. It’s not green just for a moment, that’s part of what it is.ESTARThe bananaisgreen. (it’s not ripe)La bananaestáverde.The banana is onlytemporarilygreen in this case, because it’s not ripe.
>>539329058whythefuckdoyoutypelikethis.
>>539329117Newfag retard
>>539329142that would be an explanation, yes.
