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What's the difference between estoy and yo soy in spanish?
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- live your lifeLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
estoy means i am (located)
and soy means i am (describing yourself)
for example, yo estoy en la escuela (i am in the school)
you soy inteligente y rubio (i am intelligent and blonde)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Estoy means "I am" in the temporary state of being and Yo soy means "I am" in the permanent state of being.
- Witch, please!Lv 71 decade ago
estar is for more temporary things. like a state of being. estoy cansada, estoy enferma. the present progressive tense. estoy caminando ( i am walking ). current location of a person estoy en la facultad, no estoy en mi casa. ser is for permanent things, describing characteristcs. soy una persona amable , trabajadora y leal.
- 1 decade ago
Estar (estoy):
Feelings and Emotions
Location of person, place or thing
Ser (soy):
Nationality
Job
Description (physical)
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