Asked by Kalyn

How do you say are in spanish?
Answered by SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. Often "are" is part of the verb = they ARE walking. There are two ways to say the verb "to be" in Spanish. One is "ser" if it's permanent and "estar" if it's temporary. When you ask for a translation, you need to give the entire context, or exactly how it is used.

They ARE students = son
They ARE in class = están

Sra
Answered by ALEJANDRA
SON
Answered by pepe
estás/eres= you ARE (eres tonto)
estamos/somos= we ARE (somos diferentes)
están/son= they ARE(estan hablando)

hay= there ARE (hay cuatro semanas en un mes)
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