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The English word are is a word that always goes with one or more other words. The translation into french depends on what the other words are.
I am.... je suis
you (singular) are ....tu es
he is ....il est
we are ....nous sommes
you (plural) are ....vous etes
they are.... ils sont
The words in bold mean 'are'.
etes-vous pret means 'are you ready ?'.
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