Originally Posted by
ClownFiSH11
http:///forum/post/2824673
I was supposed to be studying spanish at 8 but its now 915 and I haven't started
wow...i hate the feeling of not wanting to get of SWF...and I hate Spanish tests
The verb ser (de) is used to express origin: where someone or something is from:
El Senor Gonzales es de Mexico.
Aquellos vinos son de Frances
The verb estar is used to express location. Note that whether the location is permanent or temporary the verb estar is always used.
Carlos esta ahora en Neuva York.
Madrid esta en Espana.
The verb ser is also used when the speaker wishes to imply that the subject belongs to a particular class or type:
Estas frutas son agrias.
Juan es borracho.