"She is a woman."

If you translate that to English, it would be "she you are a woman".

In "Ella eres una mujer", eres means (you) are . So it would translate "She are a woman", which it isn't even proper grammer.

You: Tu eres - Tu comes - Tu saltas - Tu lees

Singular: Ella es - Ella come - Ella salta - Ella lee -

Plural: Ellas son - Ellas comen - Ellas saltan - Ellas Leen

I also wondered about that, but I looked at the conjugation of eres and it said that yo ( I ) is soy, tu ( you ) is eres, and el, ella, and usted are es.

eres= are and so the translation would be "She are a woman".

You have to conjugate the verb to match the subject. You wouldn't say I is, you would change the verb to say I am. In Spanish it is conjugated as

Yo soy Tú eres Él, ella, usted es Nosotros(as) somos Vosotros(as) sois Ellos,Ellas,Ustedes son When there is only 1 subject for the verb it can be condensed into just the verb. So yo soy can become just soy. Sometimes they drop the subject when it shares the verb too. Like this sentence, it can be translated to "Es una mujer" which can mean, you (formal) are a woman, he is a woman (but this is knocked out because woman is feminine), she is a woman, or since there is no subject pronoun for "it" this can also simply mean, "it is a woman".

It is because eres is usually used for you. Example: Tú eres una mujer=You are a woman. Eres used for Ella since eres is used to direct someone you're talking in person

Because eres is are and it would be she are a woman.

Because eres is "(you) are", not "(she) is"

Because that eould mean you are saying she are a woman

"Eres" is for second person. You are = tú eres. She is = la mujer es.

Eres means are es means is when. Speak both options aloud in english and see which one sounds like proper grammar.

“eres” only can be used with" Tu"

Eres is are so you would be saying " She are a woman" es means is do you get the difference now? Hope it helped!

because una is femine and eres issnt

She IS a woman. it isn't she are a woman. Is translates to es.

Because eres goes with tu (you). Es goes with el, ella ( he or she)

It also says es una mujer is an answer. That means: is a woman

because the sentence "she is a woman" in spanish is translated "Ella es una mujer" is literally translated as those exact words. The sentence "Ella eres una mujer" is translated as "she you're a woman", this is coming from a mexican that has a father born in mexico, he explained it to me, but back on track. Do you see how that might be confusing? 'Cause you are saying to them "she you're a woman" confusing and slightly insulting unless they really are a woman

Eres means are. So that would be: she are a woman. I like to remember es as being is because they sound so a like.

Eres = you are we cant say she you are a woman

because "eres" is for second person, "es "y "eres" not have the same verbal times in Spanish

Es - 3rd person POV Eres - 2nd person POV

She is 3rd POV, therefore, use es not eres

That is correct, I'm not sure why you got it wrong...

Si

Why not

Ella = she El= he

Ellos = they (masculine and mixed) Ellas = they - but exclusively only used to refer to women in groups. So if 99 women and 1 guy = still Ellos

a group of women only = Ellas

Ellas is the plurral form

In spanish, the pronoun can be implied, as the conjugated forms of verbs are different. Es is different than soy, eres, somos, sois, and son, so we know that its either it, he, she, or you(formal). Context would be given previously to determine who/what is the subject.

"Una" means "a" ... She is a woman. "La" means "the" ... She is the woman.

"El, La= The" and "Un, Una= A"

Nina means girl (child), mujer is woman (adult).

Nina means Girl and Mujer means Woman.

Tú eres una mujer= You are a woman. Ella es una mujer= She is a woman.

formal is only reflected to speak to 'you' formally. In this sentence, the subject is she, so usted plays no role here. Also, the use of 'estar' is incorrect here, you must use 'ser'. This is because being a woman is a permanent condition, then 'ser' applies. Ella está una mujer is wrong. Ella es una mujer is right. Both would translate to She is a woman.

Eres is the conjugation for you... You aren't attempting to say you are a woman, but rather, she is.

because 'eres' is 2nd person. We are translating 'she is' [ella es]

No, because la is not a pronoun but an article. It would be like asking if the sentence "The is a woman" is right.

That is she is the woman

No it would translate as she is the woman when it says she is a woman.

es is conjugate of ser esta is conjugate of estar

the general difference is state. ser is more permanent while estar is temporary. ie. gender is permanent (for the most part) and mood (happy, sad) is temporary

El

'Elle est' is French. 'Ella es' is correct in Spanish

Because 'usted' means 'you' not 'she'. So if you write usted the sentence would mean "You is a woman."

ella= she, la=the

Ella she, la the

You're saying, YOU are a woman vs SHE is a woman. If you're conversating, it just depends on who you are talking about :). But this question asked for SHE.

No.

See my above post about ser vs estar. Gender is permanent (for the most part), so es is the correct translation.

una is 'a', la is 'the' for feminine forms, same with un and el, but those are the masculine forms

In Spanish, pronouns are sometimes left out since the verb conjugation usually shows it. This does not happen in English, which is why this may often be confusing

Two L's side by side in Spanish make a Y sound. So its just "Eya" (Think like Heya without the H sound)