In this episode of Your Spanish Journey, I'll talk about the difference between the verbs SER and ESTAR and I'll give some practical examples so that that you start using them correctly!

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¿SOY listo o ESTOY listo?- Verbs SER and ESTAR for BEGINNERS

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#11 - Travel and Life Abroad - Kelionės ir Gyvenimas Užsienyje

En moins d'un minute, les expressions pour parler des transports et surtout pour ne plus se tromper !

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Hello friends! Greetings of the day!  Below are the list of Sanskrit pronouns in the nominative case : -

अहं – First person, singular

आवाम् – First person, dual

वयं – First person, plural


त्वं – Second person, singular

युवाम् - Second person, dual

यूयं - Second person, plural


सः - Pronoun – Third person, masculine, singular


सा - Pronoun – Third person, feminine, singular


तत् - Pronoun – Third person, neutral, singular


ते - Pronoun – Third person, masculine, plural


ताः - Pronoun – Third person, feminine, plural


तानि - Pronoun – Third person, neuter, plural

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💦🩴How to say "I’ve never been to Ko Samui" 🩴💦

mâi kəəi bpai gɔ̀ sà mǔi
ไม่เคยไปเกาะสมุย

mâi kəəi = (I've) never
bpai = go
gɔ̀ sà mǔi = Samui Island

KruPloy mâi kəəi bpai gɔ̀ sà mǔi ləəi kâ. yàak bpai mâak mâak. túk kon kəəi bpai gɔ̀ sà mǔi mái ká

ครูพลอยไม่เคยไปเกาะสมุยเลยค่ะ อยากไปมากๆ ทุกคนเคยไปเกาะสมุยมั้ยคะ

I've never been to Samui Island. I really wanna go there. Have you ever been to Samui Island? 😍

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💦🩴How to say "I’ve never been to Ko Samui" 🩴💦

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