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jien/jiena

I am

int/inti

you are (single)

hu/huwa

he is

hi/hija

she is

aħna

we are

intom

you are (plural)

huma

they are

kont (for jiena)

I was

kont (for inti)

you were (single)

kien

he was

kienet

she was

konna

we were

kontu

you were (plural)

kienu

they were

nkun

I will be

tkun (for inti)

you will be (single)

jkun

he will be

tkun (for hija)

she will be

nkunu

we will be

tkunu

you will be (plural)

jkunu

they will be

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