Intro Spanish Lesson: The verb "ser"

The video tutorial explains the difference between the Spanish verbs 'estar' and 'ser', both meaning 'to be'. 'Estar' is used for temporary states, such as emotions or physical conditions, while 'ser' is used for permanent states, like nationality, profession, or inherent characteristics. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of 'ser' in various contexts.

What are the two verbs used to express 'to be' in Spanish?

• Tener and Ser

• Ser and Estar

• Estar and Hacer

• Ser and Tener

Which verb would you use to describe feeling tired in Spanish?

• Estar

• Hacer

• Ser

• Tener

Which verb is appropriate for describing a permanent trait like nationality?

• Hacer

• Tener

• Ser

• Estar

How would you say 'I am a doctor' in Spanish using the correct verb?

• Yo hago doctor

• Yo tengo doctor

• Yo soy doctor

• Yo estoy doctor

Which verb would you use to describe someone's height in Spanish?

• Estar

• Hacer

• Ser

• Tener