How do you write are in Russian?

The word "are" in Russian depends on the context and the grammatical case of the noun it's modifying.

Here are some common ways to express "are" in Russian:

* For plural nouns in the nominative case: являются (yavlyayutsya)

* Example: Они являются друзьями. (They are friends.)

* For singular nouns in the nominative case: является (yavlyaetsya)

* Example: Он является врачом. (He is a doctor.)

* For nouns in other cases: You would use the appropriate form of the verb быть (byt') which means "to be".

* Example: Это книга, которая была написана им. (This is a book that was written by him.)

* For "are" in the sense of "to be located": находятся (nakhodyatsya)

* Example: Книги находятся на полке. (The books are on the shelf.)

It's important to consider the grammatical context when translating "are" into Russian. If you provide more context, I can give you a more accurate translation.