"Yo soy granjera."

Translation: I am a farmer.

[SpanishDud4]

i'm still confused sometimes, why don't they include the "a" in some jobs

[rspreng]

If you mean the 'una' it is because professions normally do not get an article unless modified.

[SpanishDud4]

thanks

[_Jordan_Mendes_]

i put i am a farmer and i got it correct

[MadelineStead]

It confuses me, too
I'm not really sure why.

[eirrak]

Is she pronouncing granjera as grankera? I would pronounce it granhera or granyera.

[l3araujo]

I think granhera is the best

[aly.vidal11]

granhera

[Claudieeyes]

When do I use "estoy" and "yo soy"

[ButterflyAnna]

The verb estar is temporary, and ser is permanent. Estar is for present tense, (Estoy caminar). Ser is for professions and relationships. I'm not the best at explaining things, so if you need more clarification, I think this site is good. http://www.spanishdict.com/topics/show/41

[machungwa]

Granjera is farmer right? That wasnt one of the choices given. At least not for myself.

[hell0ooo]

I said rancher and it said incorrect :(

[mya_loves_you]

I put in am a farmer and it said I got it right

[noodle2]

Is granjero a word? Granjera sounds like a female farmer!

[aly.vidal11]

"granjero" (male)

"granjera" (female)

[meghanmunagala]

Isn't a ranchero a farmer?