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you are(temporary) vocĂȘ estĂĄ
How to say “you are(temporary)” in Portuguese? “VocĂȘ estĂĄ”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “vocĂȘ estĂĄ” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on you are(temporary) in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Portuguese Sentences with the Word “You are(temporary)”

Portuguese sentence with “vocĂȘ estĂĄ” English translation for vocĂȘ estĂĄ S

O que vocĂȘ estĂĄ fazendo?

What are you doing?

Onde estĂĄ?

Where is it?

VocĂȘ estĂĄ pronto?

Are you ready?

NĂŁo sei onde estĂĄ.

I don’t know where it is.

EstĂĄ com frio?

Are you cold?

VocĂȘ jĂĄ estĂĄ bĂȘbada?

You are already drunk?

Como estĂĄ sua famĂ­lia.

How is your family?

Te levarei ĂĄgua limpa porque essa, estĂĄ suja.

I will bring you water (clean) because that one is dirty.

Sandra disse que a sobremesa estĂĄ deliciosa

Sandra says the dessert is delicious

A namorada de Richard estĂĄ ansiosa

Richard’s girlfriend is anxious

Ela as estĂĄ lavando.

She is washing them.

Ela estĂĄ lavando-as.

She is washing them.

HĂĄ dois dias estĂĄvamos estudamos para o nosso teste

Two days ago we were studying for our test

EstĂĄ sozinha?

Are you alone?

NĂŁo acho que vocĂȘ estĂĄ preparado

I do not think you are prepared

Eu me pergunto onde estĂĄ minha irmĂŁ

I wonder where my sister is

Esse carro estĂĄ sujo

This car is dirty

Essa loja estĂĄ fechada

This shop is closed

EstĂĄ trabalhando agora?

Are you working now?

Ela estĂĄ pronta.

She is ready.

O céu estå nublado

The sky is cloudy

VocĂȘ estĂĄ envergonhado?

Are you ashamed?

VocĂȘ estĂĄ apaixonada por ele?

Did you fall in love with him?

VocĂȘ estĂĄ animada para viajar a França?

Are you excited to travel to France?

VocĂȘ acha que Andrea estĂĄ na sua casa?

Do you think Andrea is at home?

VocĂȘ estĂĄ certo, eu nĂŁo posso te dizer.

You are right, I can’t tell it to you.

Ela estĂĄ lavando as roupas

She is washing the clothes

Meu pai estĂĄ trabalhando

My dad is working

VocĂȘ estĂĄ perdido meu amigo?

Are you lost my friend?

VocĂȘ acha que ele estĂĄ dizendo a verdade?

Do you think he’s telling the truth?

NĂŁo acho que o carro estĂĄ fora.

I don’t think the car is outside.

Minha familĂ­a estĂĄ muito feliz que vocĂȘ nos visitou.

My family is very happy that you visited us.

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Tips to remember the verb:
‱ Use “estar” to express states, emotions, or locations that are temporary or subject to change—unlike “ser,” which is used for permanent characteristics.
‱ Remember the irregular forms by practicing common expressions (e.g., “eu estou,” “vocĂȘ estĂĄ,” “eles estĂŁo”) and noting that “vocĂȘ está” indicates a temporary state or condition in everyday speech.

Explanations:
‱ “VocĂȘ está” comes from the verb “estar,” which is used to describe how someone or something is at a particular moment.
‱ The form “está” is the third person singular of “estar” in the present tense and is used with “vocĂȘ” (you).
‱ In contexts involving location, feelings, or transient conditions, “estar” is the appropriate choice.

Other words with similar meanings:
‱ In some contexts, especially when describing one’s situation, you may hear “vocĂȘ se encontra” which can also indicate a state or condition (e.g., “vocĂȘ se encontra bem” = “you are well”).
‱ However, “estar” remains the standard verb for indicating temporary states.

Infinitive and Conjugations of “estar”:

Infinitive: estar

Indicative Present:
 ‱ Eu estou  – I am
 ‱ Tu estás  – You (informal singular) are
 ‱ Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ está  – He/She/You (formal singular) is/are
 ‱ Nós estamos  – We are
 ‱ Vós estais  – You (informal plural, archaic/rare) are
 ‱ Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs estĂŁo  – They/You (plural) are

Preterite (Simple Past):
 ‱ Eu estive  – I was
 ‱ Tu estiveste  – You were
 ‱ Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ esteve  – He/She/You was/were
 ‱ Nós estivemos  – We were
 ‱ Vós estivestes  – You were
 ‱ Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs estiveram  – They/You were

Imperfect:
 ‱ Eu estava  – I was/used to be
 ‱ Tu estavas  – You were/used to be
 ‱ Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ estava  – He/She/You was/were (ongoing)
 ‱ Nós estávamos  – We were/used to be
 ‱ Vós estáveis  – You were (ongoing)
 ‱ Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs estavam  – They/You were/used to be

Future:
 ‱ Eu estarei  – I will be
 ‱ Tu estarás  – You will be
 ‱ Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ estará  – He/She/You will be
 ‱ Nós estaremos  – We will be
 ‱ Vós estareis  – You will be
 ‱ Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs estarĂŁo  – They/You will be

Conditional:
 ‱ Eu estaria – I would be
 ‱ Tu estarias – You would be
 ‱ Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ estaria – He/She/You would be
 ‱ Nós estaríamos – We would be
 ‱ Vós estaríeis – You would be
 ‱ Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs estariam – They/You would be

Examples of sentences:
1. VocĂȘ estĂĄ feliz.  – You are happy.
2. VocĂȘ estĂĄ cansado depois do trabalho.  – You are tired after work.
3. VocĂȘ estĂĄ no lugar certo para aprender portuguĂȘs.  – You are in the right place to learn Portuguese.
4. Quando vocĂȘ estĂĄ chateado, Ă© bom conversar com alguĂ©m.  – When you are upset, it’s good to talk to someone.

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