How do you say are in Romanian?

There are a few ways to say "are" in Romanian, depending on the context:

For "to be" (present tense):

* ești (informal, singular, you)

* este (formal, singular, he/she/it)

* suntem (informal, plural, we)

* sunteți (formal, plural, you)

* sunt (informal, singular, I)

* este (formal, singular, I)

* sunt (plural, they)

For "have" (present tense):

* ai (informal, singular, you)

* are (formal, singular, he/she/it)

* avem (informal, plural, we)

* aveți (formal, plural, you)

* am (informal, singular, I)

* are (formal, singular, I)

* au (plural, they)

Example:

* Tu ești student. (You are a student.)

* El este profesor. (He is a teacher.)

* Noi suntem prieteni. (We are friends.)

* Aveți o mașină nouă? (Do you have a new car?)

Important note: The choice between "ești" and "este", "suntem" and "sunteți", "am" and "are" depends on the formality of the situation and the relationship between the speaker and the listener.