Which is harder to understand?
@wallhackio What are ser and estar? C++ stuff that I don't know of?
@vaporeon_ ser and estar are spanish words that both translate to "to be" and which you should use is contextual and the rules for which should be used confused the hell out of me back when I took Spanish classes
@wallhackio @vaporeon_ the way my Spanish teacher explained, ser is used for permanent things while estar is temporary things (broadly)
@onfy @wallhackio @vaporeon_ it gets confusing though because i’m pretty sure the current weather is ser, which feels like an exception to that rule
@aescling @wallhackio @vaporeon_ my thought was that you weren't always dead, and Madrid is where they say it is, so they could always move it down the street. got me with age, though it's usually something you have anyway
@onfy @wallhackio @vaporeon_ i think the idea with age is that birthyear is an essence. you will always have been born as many years ago as your age implies
@onfy @wallhackio @vaporeon_ like, that birthdate never changes
@onfy @wallhackio @vaporeon_
not confusing at all