Where things are: adverbs of position
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I can use adverbs of position to talk about where things are.
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The SSC [cue] is pronounced as in 'cuerpo', the SSC [cua] as in 'cuatro' and the SSC [cui] as in 'cuidar'
The SSC [ce] is pronounced as in 'centro', the SSC [ci] as in 'decir'
An adverb of position provides information of the location of things. We often use 'del' and 'de la' after them.
When the preposition de is followed by ‘el’ it becomes del.
To talk about where things are we use the verb 'estar' with 'estoy' meaning 'I am' and 'está' meaning 'she, he, it is'.
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