I am pleased: 'estoy' and 'está' for state
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I can use singular persons of 'estar' to ask and answer questions about how someone is.
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The sound-symbol correspondence [e] sounds like the 'e' in the Spanish word 'elefante'.
The verb 'estar' means to be, being when describing mood or temporary state.
Spanish uses two question marks; the one at the front of the question is upside down.
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