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02 Ser vs Estar – Using Estar

Hola. So there are these two verbs in Spanish that translate to “to be” in English.

In this video, we’ll be talking about one of those verbs: estar (to be) in the present tense.

Leave any questions or comments below!

Chart of uses from video:

estar uses

Related videos:

  1. Ser vs. estar – Estar practice
  2. Ser vs. estar – More estar practice
  3. Ser vs. estar – Using ser
  4. Ser vs. estar – Ser practice
  5. Ser vs. estar – More ser practice
  6. Ser vs estar – Test #1
  7. Ser vs estar – Test #2
  8. Ser vs Estar – Using Both with a change in meaning
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Nick
4 years ago

This video helped figure which was estar and ser.

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Gay Ford
10 years ago

Hi, Senor Jordan. Thanks for sharing your videos! I would like to watch the videos on using Ser and Estar but they don’t seem to be working. Will they be soon?

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Señor Jordan
10 years ago
Reply to  Gay Ford

Hi, thanks for your comment. How exactly are you trying to view them? On a tablet, on the computer? I just checked and they seem to be working. Or were there any particular videos in the series that aren’t working for you?

Thanks!

-Sr. J

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