es
Summary
The French translation for “are (2nd person singular)” is es.Pronounced the same
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Englishis (3rd person singular) | Frenchest | Learn |
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Englishhave | Frenchai | Learn |
See also
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Englishto be | Frenchêtre | Learn |
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Englishis (3rd person singular) | Frenchest | Learn |
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Englisheast (short form) | Frenchest | Learn |
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Englishand | Frenchet | Learn |
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Englishare (1st person plural) | Frenchsommes | Learn |
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Englishwere | Frenchétions | Learn |
Examples of "are" in use
There are 16 examples of the French word for "are" being used:| Recording | English | French | Learn |
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Englishare you? | Frenches-tu ? | Learn |
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Englishyou are (singular) | Frenchtu es | Learn |
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Englishyou are | Frencht’es | Learn |
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EnglishWhere are you from? (informal) | FrenchTu es d’où ? | Learn |
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EnglishYou are next to the table. | FrenchTu es à côté de la table. | Learn |
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EnglishWhere were you born? (informal; to female) | FrenchOù es-tu née ? | Learn |
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EnglishWhich country are you from? | FrenchTu es de quel pays ? | Learn |
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EnglishWhen were you born? (informal; to male) | FrenchQuand es-tu né ? | Learn |
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EnglishAre you married? (masculine, informal) | FrenchEs-tu marié ? | Learn |
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EnglishAre you Italian? (informal, masculine) | FrenchTu es italien ? | Learn |
