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You use see to explain things that don’t change like origin, race, characteristics.  You use estate for temporary things like mood, feelings, and conditions

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ser is used to explain things that don’t generally change. estar is used for your location, and how you’re feeling.

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We use Estar when we are talking about a location, feeling, or condition while for Ser is for charastics and things that won't change over time

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Ser and estar mean to be ser explains characteristics of a person or a thing and estar is to describe a mood of how you feel

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Ser is used to talk about characteristics that generally don’t change .
Estar is used to talk about conditions.

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Ser is used to explain characteristics, in other words, things that won't change. Estar is used for feelings or moods or even talking about where you are.

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Ser is use for date, occupation, characteristic, time, origin, and relationship. Estar is use for place, location, action, condition, and emotion.

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Ser and estar both mean ‘to be’ but ser is for intrinsic things like characteristics, and occupation, but it can also be used to say date and time. Estar is used to say location, conditions and feelings.

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They both mean to be , Ser is used to talk about things that generally do not change descriptions and characteristics that are intrinsic to a person or a thing. Estar is used to talk about location , feelings , and conditions. We also use it when we want to express the present progressive ; something that is currently happening.

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You use ESTAR when youbare trying to explain where you are or how you feel you use SER when you are trying to tell your character or occupation and ect....

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Estar is used for position, location, action, condition, and emotion. Ser is used for date, occupation, characteristics, time, origin, and relation

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We use ser to explain adjective which is like a characteristic of a person or a thing, and then we use estar to describe a mood or a look/appearance.