Describing Personalities in Spanish: SER vs ESTAR

How do you describe someone’s personality in Spanish? And why can the same adjective mean something different depending on whether you use ser or estar?

In this episode, we explore how SER and ESTAR are used when talking about personalities, moods, and behavior.

You’ll learn:

  • How to describe personality traits with ser

  • How to describe temporary moods or behaviors with estar

  • How certain adjectives change meaning with ser and estar

  • Practical examples from everyday Spanish

For example, there’s an important difference between saying someone es aburrido and está aburrido!

🎯 Great for beginner and intermediate Spanish learners who want to describe people more naturally.

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