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What is the answer to are in Italian?

The answer to "are" in Italian depends on the context and the subject of the sentence. Here are some possibilities:

If you're asking a question like "Are you...?"

* Sei... (formal and informal singular, for "you")

* Siete... (formal plural, for "you")

* Siamo... (informal plural, for "we")

* Sono... (plural for "they", or singular for "I")

If you're stating a fact like "They are...," or "We are..."

* Sono... (plural for "they", or singular for "I")

* Siamo... (informal plural, for "we")

* Siete... (formal plural, for "you")

Example:

* Sei italiano? (Are you Italian?)

* Siamo amici. (We are friends.)

* Sono stanchi. (They are tired.)

To be more specific, please provide the full sentence you're trying to translate.

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