Re:E-Prime – English without the verb “to be”
by probably_wrong on Wednesday May 26, 2021 @01:43PM
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I can't think of a counterexample for "estar", but you are absolutely right about "ser". Off the top of my head: "soy rubio" (I'm blonde), "soy joven" (I'm young), "soy ciudadano Español" (I'm a Spanish citizen).
My favorite quirk is "estoy muerto" (I'm dead), which leads to plenty of metaphysical discussions.
My favorite quirk is "estoy muerto" (I'm dead), which leads to plenty of metaphysical discussions.