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I am
yo soy
You (sg informal) are
tǘ eres
You (sg formal) are
usted es
He/she is
él/ella es
We are
nosotros somos
You (pl. informal) are
vosotros sois
You (pl formal) are
ustedes son
They are
ellos/ella son