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Calendar dates in Spanish using 'ser' AND 'estar' | A Coffee Break with Anabel

2025-10-02 · 8 min · episode 11 · 11 entities

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In this espresso-style episode, Anabel talks about one of the trickiest parts of Spanish grammar: knowing when to use ser and when to use estar , specifically while talking about calendar dates. She explains how we normally use ser for dates ( Hoy es viernes ), but how switching to estar in the nosotros form ( Estamos a viernes ) can sound more natural and personal in Spanish. 📅 ✅ Subscribe to the Coffee Break Spanish newsletter and discover more content like this! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.