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Jun 04, 2017 - 12:47 PM
Here cómoda refers to estoy, so it's a woman talking: I (f) feel more comfortable.
Jun 05, 2017 - 08:17 AM
Hi, like Fabrice explained, in the first sentence "cómoda" is not referring to the seat, but to the speaker's feeling or state: "estar cómodo/cómoda = to feel comfortable". So it's like "cansado/cansada", you need to change the ending depending on who you're referring to.
Jun 06, 2017 - 08:20 AM
Thank you. So it's the cómodo/cómoda that tells us the gender of the speaker, correct? Otherwise we would have no way of knowing (other than from the context of the situation which we don't have), because estoy and yo could be either a man or a woman.
Jun 07, 2017 - 07:49 AM
Yes, "yo estoy" could refer to a man or a woman, so the use of the feminine form "cómoda" is what is telling you that the speaker is a woman.
