Brilliant! Tiene sentido. Yeah, the permanent-temporary thing comes up short. Like the library está in the same place forever. Marriage is supposed to be permanent, and death almost always is. You can change professions though. So ser answers the questions "who" and "what", while estar answers "how" and "where". The exceptions I've seen are the location of events and the origins of people and things. The question "when" I'm not sure about. I guess it follows the rules for events and things respectively. La reunión será mañana. Estaré allí el lunes.
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Primer comentario! Te quiero ❤. Eres genial. Yo aprendo mucho de ti.
thanks so much
You're welcome!
Brilliant! Tiene sentido. Yeah, the permanent-temporary thing comes up short. Like the library está in the same place forever. Marriage is supposed to be permanent, and death almost always is. You can change professions though.
So ser answers the questions "who" and "what", while estar answers "how" and "where". The exceptions I've seen are the location of events and the origins of people and things. The question "when" I'm not sure about. I guess it follows the rules for events and things respectively. La reunión será mañana. Estaré allí el lunes.
If you’re talking about when something is/will be due: use ser. Where something will be located, estar