How do you say are in German?

Answer 1

If you are addressing someone you are not on familiar terms with, in other words, someone you are only acquaintances with, or total strangers, or someone who is your superior in some way (at work, or in age is superior to you), then you would say it formally:

"Wie geht es Ihnen?"

Which, translated, means, "How goes it with you?", or, "How are you doing?"

If you are speaking with close friends, or children, or pets, or in a casual way, it is all right to use the informal, which goes:

"Wie geht's?"

Answer 2

you are - du bist

we are - wir sind

you (all) are - ihr seid

they are - sie sind

Answer 3

"Wie gehts" is the short form that is commonly used.

The correct formal phrase is ""Wie geht es Ihnen".

Answer 4

Du bist Deutsch - You are German

Ich bin Deutsch - I am German

Ich bin eienen Deutscher - I am a German(Male)

Ich bin eiene Deutscherin - I am a German(Female)

Answer 5

Informal: Bist du Deutsche(r)?

Formal: Sind Sie Deutsche(r)?

Answer 6

Wie geht es dir or Wie geht es Ihnen (polite form)

Answer 7

sind is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.