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estar (inf)
to be
estoy (yo)

I am
estás (tú)
you are (fam.)

está (Ud./él/ella)

you are (form.) He/She is

estamos (nosotros)

we are
estáis (vosotros)
we are

están (Uds./ellos/ellas)

you (form. pl) are; they are