Ok in Spanish for the verb to be we have two words "ser" and "estar" For example: I am Mauricio in Spanish is "Yo soy Mauricio" I am working in spanish is " yo estoy trabajando" So those two Spanish verbs are very important because they are like the verb to be in English. I'm going to conjugate these two verbs: Ser Yo (I) soy (am) Usted (you) es (are) Tu (you) eres (are) Vos (you) eres (are) El (he) es (is) Ella (she) es (is) Nosotros (we but in masculine) somos (are) Nosotras (we but in feminine) somos (are) Ustedes (you) son (are) Vosotros (you) sois (are) Ellos (they but in masculine) son (are) Ellas (they but in feminine) son (are) Estar Yo (I) estoy (am) Usted (you) esta (are) Tu (you) estas (are) Vos (you) estas (are) El (he) esta (is) Ella (she) esta (is) Nosotros (we but in masculine) estamos (are) Nosotras (we but in feminine) estamos (are) Ustedes (you) están (are) Vosotros (you) estais (are) Ellos (they but in masculine) están (are) Ellas (they but in feminine) estan (are) That's in present like the English simple present. I hope that that information can help you. If you have another question you can ask me. I'll be glad to assist you. Happy face :)

Hi.... in spanish?? or english??

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