“Ser bueno” vs “Estar bueno” Yes, both mean “to be good”... BUT no, they do not mean the same thing at all. 😏 ✅ SER BUENO = to be a good person / good at something Think: 'Ser', ADN, permanent quality. It’s who you are. The essence of things. Examples: Mi perro es bueno. → My dog is good (well-behaved). Ella es buena en matemáticas. → She’s good at math. Ese profesor es muy bueno. → That teacher is great (professionally / as a person). TIP: Use “ser” when you’re talking about skills, behavior, or personality. ✅ ESTAR BUENO = to taste good / to be hot (yep…) Think: temporary condition, physical/emotional states. Examples: ¡Este café está buenísimo! → This coffee tastes amazing. Ese chico está bueno. → That guy is hot. ¿Está buena la tortilla? → Is the omelette good? 💅 So yeah, if you say “tú estás bueno”… get ready for flirty eyes.