Standard Aramaic:
* أنا (Ana) - This is the most common and literal translation. It's similar to "I" in English and is used for a general statement of being.
Other options:
* אני (Ani) - This is another common form, particularly in Eastern Aramaic dialects.
* הואי (Huwi) - This is a more formal way of saying "I am" and is used in situations where respect is required.
* אנא הואי (Ana Huwi) - This combines "Ana" and "Huwi" for a more emphatic statement.
Example Sentences:
* أنا بخير. (Ana bakhair.) - I am fine.
* אני רוצה ללכת. (Ani rotze leleet.) - I want to go.
* הואי תלמיד. (Huwi talmid.) - I am a student.
It's important to note that Aramaic is not a single, unified language. Different dialects exist and some expressions may vary. If you're studying a particular dialect, it's best to consult resources specific to that dialect for accurate translations.