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The verb 'to be' - ser and estar

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The verbs ser and estar both mean ‘to be’. Ser is used with permanent things. Estar is used with temporary things. Adjectives can change their meaning according to whether ser or estar is used. In this video, the verbs ser and estar are explained.

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