Question

by using está rather than es.... what does that mean about the word \gordo\ the dog is not always fat the dog is always overweight rewatch

Explanation:

In Spanish, "es" is the present - tense form of the verb "ser" which indicates inherent or permanent qualities, while "está" is the present - tense form of the verb "estar" which indicates temporary states. Using "está gordo" implies the dog's fatness is a temporary state, not a permanent trait.

Answer:

the dog is not always fat