How do you say who are in Tagalog?

There are a few ways to say "who are" in Tagalog, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Sino ang mga (This is the most common and formal way to ask "who are")

* Sino sila (This is also formal but less common than "Sino ang mga")

Informal:

* Sino kayo (This is informal and can be used with friends or family)

* Sino sila (This can be informal or formal depending on the context)

Example Sentences:

* Sino ang mga tao sa larawan? (Who are the people in the picture?)

* Sino sila? (Who are they?)

* Sino kayo? (Who are you?)

Note: The word "mga" is used to indicate that the subject is plural (more than one person). You can use "ang" instead of "mga" if you are referring to a single person.

It's important to note that the appropriate word choice also depends on the grammatical structure of the sentence.