soy

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about yourself or your identity

soy

• I am a student.
• She is my friend.

Collocations soy estudiante · soy de Colombia

• I am a teacher.

  Soy profesor.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about your state or condition

soy

• I am happy.
• She is tired.

Collocations soy feliz · soy cansado

• I am hungry.

  Tengo hambre.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about your qualities or characteristics

soy

• I am honest.
• She is intelligent.

Collocations soy honrado · soy inteligente

• I am kind.

  Soy amable.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about your occupation or profession

soy

• I am a doctor.
• She is an engineer.

Collocations soy médico · soy ingeniero

• I am a lawyer.

  Soy abogado.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about your nationality

soy

• I am British.
• She is Colombian.

Collocations soy británico · soy colombiano

• I am American.

  Soy americano.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about your relationship to someone

soy

• I am his friend.
• She is my sister.

Collocations soy amigo de él · soy hermana de ella

• I am your teacher.

  Soy tu profesor.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about where you are

soy

• I am at home.
• She is in the office.

Collocations soy en casa · soy en la oficina

• I am here now.

  Estoy aquí ahora.

to be used as the first-person singular form of 'be' when talking about what time it is

son las, son las horas

• It is 3 o'clock.
• The time is 10:45.

Collocations son las tres · son las diez y cuarenta y cinco

• It is midnight.

  Son la medianoche.