Here’s a chart focusing on the Spanish forms using "Tú estás" (You are - informal, present tense, temporary state):

Chart: Spanish Forms with "Tú estás" ("You are")

Usage Notes:

1. Tú estás (You are): "Tú estás" is used in the present tense to describe temporary states, conditions, or ongoing actions. It emphasizes that the state or action is happening right now or is a current condition.
   • Example: "Tú estás cansado." (You are tired.)
2. Tú estás cansado (You are tired): Describes a temporary state of fatigue or tiredness.
   • Example: "Tú estás cansado después de trabajar." (You are tired after working.)
3. Tú estás feliz (You are happy): Describes a temporary state of happiness.
   • Example: "Tú estás feliz hoy." (You are happy today.)
4. Tú estás en casa (You are at home): Describes someone’s current location.
   • Example: "Tú estás en casa ahora mismo." (You are at home right now.)
5. Tú estás enfermo (You are sick): Describes a temporary state of illness.
   • Example: "Tú estás enfermo hoy." (You are sick today.)
6. Tú estás preocupado (You are worried): Describes a temporary state of concern or worry.
   • Example: "Tú estás preocupado por el examen." (You are worried about the exam.)
7. Tú estás ocupado (You are busy): Describes a temporary state of being busy or occupied.
   • Example: "Tú estás ocupado con el trabajo." (You are busy with work.)
8. Tú estás triste (You are sad): Describes a temporary state of sadness.
   • Example: "Tú estás triste por la noticia." (You are sad about the news.)
9. Tú estás nervioso (You are nervous): Describes a temporary state of nervousness or anxiety.
   • Example: "Tú estás nervioso antes de la entrevista." (You are nervous before the interview.)
10. Tú estás emocionado (You are excited): Describes a temporary state of excitement or anticipation.
    • Example: "Tú estás emocionado por el concierto." (You are excited about the concert.)
11. Tú estás enojado (You are angry): Describes a temporary state of anger or frustration.
    • Example: "Tú estás enojado por lo que pasó." (You are angry about what happened.)
12. Tú estás en el parque (You are in the park): Describes the person’s current location, usually during an event.
    • Example: "Tú estás en el parque con los niños." (You are in the park with the kids.)
13. Tú estás esperando (You are waiting): Describes an ongoing action of waiting.
    • Example: "Tú estás esperando el autobús." (You are waiting for the bus.)
14. Tú estás perdido (You are lost): Describes a temporary state of being lost or disoriented.
    • Example: "Tú estás perdido en la ciudad." (You are lost in the city.)
15. Tú estás pensando (You are thinking): Describes an ongoing mental activity or thought process.
    • Example: "Tú estás pensando en tus vacaciones." (You are thinking about your vacation.)
16. Tú estás estudiando (You are studying): Describes an ongoing action of studying.
    • Example: "Tú estás estudiando para el examen." (You are studying for the exam.)