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Originally Posted by Rusty
This isn't a question about temporary or permanent, which is not a good determiner anyway. You were told to use 'ser' because it is used to directly translate the passive voice into Spanish.
The passive voice is used a lot in English, but not as much in Spanish.
Number 3 is the best option out of the three you gave, but the very best option is to use the impersonal 'se' construct. Next best would be to use the 'pasiva refleja' construct.
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I agree with Rusty. Ser is more to do with the person, such as:
Soy hombre.
Soy inteligente.
Etc etc.
I think of 'Estar' as being to how I'm feeling or what I'm doing in the moment, por ejemplo.
Estoy bien.
Estoy de vacaciones.
Estoy cansando.
Estoy feliz.