Saying something es té maduro or that something esté maduro aren't the same thing at all. But they sound exactly the same. Fortunately, our forum can help you make sense of things you hear that don't quite make sense. Join the discussion...
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Lo correcto seria ” un mango que este maduro”. Estas usando el verbo “ESTAR”. Respecto a “es Te” esta usando el verbo “SER” y como complemento directo “Té”. “esto es te”. La correcta es la primera :-p