Conjugating Estar
"I" am feeling something.
Que es "yo estoy"
The feeling you get when you are content.
This word is used to when you're sad.
Qué es triste?
After getting up early and working all day, a person might describe their condition as this.
Qué es cansado?
What an adjective should end in when describing something feminine.
You, my friend, are feeling something.
Que es "tú estás"
Qué es seguro?
This word is used when you're anticipating something not going well or it makes you nervous.
Qué es nervioso?
When your work is neat and you organized all your papers, your book bag might be described as this.
Qué es ordenado?
The letter an adjective should end in when describing multiple things.
What is "s" or "es"?
He is feeling something.
Que es "él está"?
When you are READY for a test, you would use this word to describe yourself.
Qué es listo?
This word describes the feeling of not having anything to do.
Qué es aburrido?
This word describes what things look like when they need to be cleaned.
Qué es sucio?
Translate the following: He is happy.
Que es "El es feliz/contento/alegre"?
We are feeling something.
Que es "nostros estamos"?
This word might be used to wish someone a happy holiday.
Qué es feliz?
This word describes the state of not knowing the right answer.
Qué es equivocado?
Que es "abierto"?
Translate the following: The hotel is clean.
Que es: El hotel está limpio.
You all, my friends, are feeling something.
Que es "vosotros estáis"?
This word is used in a romantic relationship.
Qué es enamorado?
You fall up the stairs at school in the middle of a crowd. You're not hurt, you're just this.
Qué es avergonzado?
The word for when you're wrong.
Que es "equivocado"?
Translate the following: The travelers (female) are embarassed.
Que es "Las viajeras están avergonzadas"?