What is I am in maranao language?

There isn't a direct translation of "I am" in Maranao language. It's usually implied in the context of the sentence. Here's how you would express it:

"I am" would be conveyed by using the pronoun "ako" (I) followed by the verb that describes the state or action you are referring to.

For example:

* "Ako si Juan." (I am Juan.)

* "Ako ay masaya." (I am happy.)

* "Ako ay nasa bahay." (I am at home.)

The verb "to be" isn't usually expressed explicitly in Maranao, making it similar to languages like Japanese or Korean.