Is the spanish verb "soy\se" means english "to be"?
If yes - what are the forms of it? I know that I say "Yo soy Vera" and "El se Ron" - but I don't understand, how it works)
Thanks for answers!

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the verb "ser"in the simple present changes according to the pronoun you are using:
-Yo soy.
-Él/Ella es.
-Tú eres
("Usted", which is the same than "Tú" and is used when talking to an old person or someone who deserves your respect, goes with "es")...Usted es.
-Nosotros somos.
-Ustedes son. 
Ellos/Ellas son.

these are the conjugations in the present simple of the verb "ser"
.. if you haven't understood this at all, you can ask me for help...

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HI. The verb SER means To be. But it is an irregular verb. 
I am                    yo soy
You are              tu eres
He is                   el es
We are

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The verb is "Soy/es", i will give you a examples: "Yo soy vera" means i'm vera, "el es Ron" means he's Ron, " ella es vera" (She`s vera). "Yo era vera" means i was vera, " el era Ron" means he was Ron͵ "ella era vera" (she was vera). I can help you with info about this if you need.

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