depending on context, you can either say estas or eres.
Expanding this answer:.
(i) tu eres OR tu estas
(ii) vosotros sois OR vosotros estais
(iii) Vd (= usted) es OR Vd (=usted) esta
(iv) Vds (= ustedes) son OR Vds (= ustedes) estan
In order these are
(i)singular and/or informal;
(ii)plural informal;
(iii)singular polite;
(iv)plural polite.
The difference between ser (whence eres/es/sois/son) and estar (whence estas/estais/esta/estan) is that the former describes more permanent states or qualities, the latter temporary states. (e.g. in English - You are English, you are a man - as against You are happy (if you used 'ser' it would mean you are happy by nature, as against happy at the moment))
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