Asked by Lexi
Paco ______ de Madrid
-Soy
-Eres
-Es *
-Está *
Would it be one of those two?!
-Soy
-Eres
-Es *
-Está *
Would it be one of those two?!
Answers
Answered by
Lexi
Would it be esta?
Answered by
Astral Tellurian
This sentence in english is:
Paco ______ from Madrid
Es and Esta both mean is but in a different context. Spanish is very complicated, and I being a Spanish speaker still get stuck with many words. It sounds better with Paco __es__ de Madrid. It would be honestly hard to explain but I'll try my best.
It would sound better for "esta" to say "Paco está en Madrid".
If anyone can explain this better, I would appreciate it. I feel like a fool, knowing what the answer is but not knowing how to explain it :S
Huge sorry if you wanted an explanation. I'll try to find one.
Paco ______ from Madrid
Es and Esta both mean is but in a different context. Spanish is very complicated, and I being a Spanish speaker still get stuck with many words. It sounds better with Paco __es__ de Madrid. It would be honestly hard to explain but I'll try my best.
It would sound better for "esta" to say "Paco está en Madrid".
If anyone can explain this better, I would appreciate it. I feel like a fool, knowing what the answer is but not knowing how to explain it :S
Huge sorry if you wanted an explanation. I'll try to find one.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
http://southpaw81.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/verbo-estar.jpg
Answered by
Lexi
Thank you! I figured it out! And it was a good explanation!
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