being angry

The phrase 'estar enfadado' translates to 'being angry' in English. This is a common phrase used to describe someone's emotional state in Spanish. It is formed by the verb 'estar', meaning 'to be' in a temporary way (used for conditions, locations, emotions, etc.), coupled with the adjective 'enfadado', which means 'angry'. This phrase possesses an important nuance - it suggests a temporary condition, not a permanent state, fostering the idea that emotions change and are not fixed states of being.