Uh.

If you say so boss.

Yeah exactly you have two @MawLr lol

Good luck figuring out the difference between then though

Good luck finding when it’s appropriate to not use them whatsoever

😏

Unlike English

Where it’s really simple

You don’t go asking people: ser tú gay?

> был
> буду

Looks like "to be" to me

Would you say

Soy cansado or Estoy cansado?

"to be" is just in the infinitive form. It takes different forms when you conjugate it

These both mean the same, to be tired

Except when saying ‘Ser’ you’re saying someone is by nature

More like "was" and "will be"

There is no good present equivalent

есть is very specific

We have something similar to есть.

Which means "is".

there is a 'to be' but its not used in the same way as english

Ive had too much jager to care about your wiki posts

I've started my Russian on duolingo.

we dont use есть in normal day speak

Lol

also

>posting cuckipedia
>not trusting language carriers

😏

non native speakers sometimes use есть in the same way

but ita wrong

Nuh-uh the wiki says otherwise.

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Y'all Ruskies have some strange letters.

no u

> not knowing what infinitives are

Why does Danil get consistently triggered about Russian?

You're an Estinigger right?

sometimes deepities such as i think therefore i am are translated using есть
but more frequently its существую
ог
являюсь

which mean 'exist' and 'appear' respectively

I dont think "no u" constitutes as being triggered