Remember that estar is usually used to describe temporary conditions; for example, to talk about how people are feeling or doing.
Meanwhile, ser is used for more permanent descriptions, like where someone is from or what they are like.
Don't get confused! Mañana can mean both tomorrow and morning.
So mañana por la mañana actually means tomorrow morning!
Some verbs in Spanish require me, te, or se. You’ll learn more verbs like this in the future. For now, notice how me, te, and se are added to the sentences below.
No me siento bien. I do not feel well. |
Me llamo Julia. My name is Julia. |
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¿Cómo te sientes? How do you feel? |
¿Cómo te llamas? What’s your name? |
¿Juan se siente triste? Does Juan feel sad? |
¿Señor, cómo se llama usted? Sir, what is your name? |