¿Dónde está usted?

[rabid_nerd]

¿Dónde está usted?

(Don't know? Choose number 4)

I'm doing this to see how polls work

[lpbk2713]

1. Yo estoy en mi casita en Florida a este momento.

.........

[Kellanved]

2. at home

[Gato Moteado]

3. estoy trabajando.....

...pero quiero a estar en las selvas de las montanas de costa rica.

[GOPisEvil]

7. Estoy trabajando tambien!

Pero a las cuatro (en Tejas), YA ME VOY!!!!

[BigMcLargehuge]

4. should be a "both"

I'm a telecommuter so I am both at work and in my house

[goobergunch]

5. Je ne comprends pas. (a/t)

[Gato Moteado]

6. doesn't "soy trabajo" mean "i am (a) job"?

nt

[rabid_nerd]

9. ??

maybe... Trying to think of the word for "at"...

"en el" should be in there maybe?

[xJlM]

12. Estoy a mi chambo

Not proper Castilian, but it's not true either. I'm laid off...

[kixot]

16. Correct.

It should read <<Estoy en casa.>>, or <<Estoy en el/mi trabajo>>

You use "el" or "mi" before "trabajo" because otherwise it reads "I am at job." instead of the desired "I am at the/my job"

[Fenris]

8. Home

:D

[Skittles]

10. TENGO MUCHAS PROBLEMAS

Y TODAS CLASES DE COMPLICACIONES.

[KamaAina]

11. !Abajo de Arbusto*!

en mi puro "mexicano" :evilgrin:

[PDittie]

13. en mi casa

Mi espanol es poquito.

Soy solamente "El Gringo Estupido".

[Kat45]

14. I don't know Spanish but I picked one anyway

from my bits and pieces of knowledge of romance languages, I can often get the gist of it when I read something like this. I think I even picked the right one! :D

[kixot]

15. This must be the worst example of "soy" and "estar" comprehension ever!

Note to you gringos:

"Soy" is a verb of identity, such as color, shape, or other nontransient condition.

"Estar" is a verb of condition, such as temperature, weather, or other temporary trait not associated with the noun's abstract essence.

Yo estoy mal. El esta mal.
("I am/He is ill", temporary condition as in a cold or flu)

Yo soy mal(o). El es mal(o).
("I am/He is bad/evil", permanent condition as in schizophrenia or homocidal mania)

Also, <<¿Donde está usted?>> more correctly translates as "Where is you?"

"Where are you?" would be <<¿Donde estás?>>

[_NorCal_D_]

17. No me gusta

esta pregunta! Es importante que su hablo ingleis! Este es los estados unidos!
B-)
(just kidding)