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March 07, 2016, 11:32 PM
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Still lost on estar and some ser stuff
So I can ask basic questions about where things are, but my understanding stops there. So I believe "¿Donde está el cuaderno?" is correct, but then I wonder what the meaning of the variants are.
¿Donde estoy el cuaderno? = Where is my notebook? (this one I think is wrong). Think that "mia" should be somewhere in there. ¿Donde estás el cuaderno? = Where is your notebook? ¿Donde está el cuaderno? = Where is the notebook? ¿Donde estámos el cuaderno? = Where is our notebook? ¿Donde están el cuaderno? = Where is their notebook? Are these correct? Also can I say "Soy no Comprendo" = I don't understand. <--- Is this correct? 
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