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How do you say are in Ukrainian?

"Are" in Ukrainian can be expressed in several ways, depending on the context and the verb tense. Here are some examples:

Present Tense:

* є (ye) - This is the most common way to say "are" in present tense. It's used for both singular and plural subjects.

* єсть (yest') - This is a more formal and archaic way of saying "are" and is rarely used in modern Ukrainian.

Past Tense:

* були (buli) - This is the most common way to say "were" for both singular and plural subjects.

* був (buv) - This is used for the singular masculine form of "were"

* була (bula) - This is used for the singular feminine form of "were"

* було (bulo) - This is used for the neuter form of "were"

Future Tense:

* будуть (budut') - This is the most common way to say "will be" for both singular and plural subjects.

* буде (bude) - This is used for the singular form of "will be."

Example Sentences:

* Ви є студентами? (Are you students?)

* Я був у Києві. (I was in Kyiv.)

* Вони будуть тут завтра. (They will be here tomorrow.)

It's important to consider the grammatical context when choosing the correct word for "are." If you're unsure, it's best to use a Ukrainian dictionary or grammar resource to help you determine the appropriate form.

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