Ser vs. estar
Soy cansado.
Estoy cansado.
Ser is for lasting traits, estar for states and conditions. Soy cansado says you are a tiring person.
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Soy cansado.
Estoy cansado.
Ser is for lasting traits, estar for states and conditions. Soy cansado says you are a tiring person.
Gracias para el regalo.
Gracias por el regalo.
Por covers cause, exchange and duration; para covers purpose, destination and deadlines.
la problema
el problema
Greek-derived nouns ending in -ma — problema, tema, sistema, idioma — are masculine.
Espero que vienes.
Espero que vengas.
Wishes, doubts and emotions trigger the subjunctive in the clause that follows.
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