How do you say are in Hebrew?

Answer 1

Ma shlomkha? (the kh in shlomkha is pronounced like the kh in "kheder").

Ma shlomekh? Or if you get confused: Ma nishma? (works for both genders and basically means the same thing).
"Ma Shlom'cha?" to ask a male.

"Ma Shlo'mech" to ask a female.

Answer 2

when speaking to a male = ma shlomcha (מה שלומך)when speaking to a female = ma shlomech (מה שלומך)

when speaking to a group = ma shlomchem (מה שלומכם)

You can also use the following questions for either gender:

• ma nishma (מה נשמע) = literally "what is heard"
  
• ma inyanim (מה עניינים) = literally "what are the matters"
  
• ma chadash (מה חדש) = literally "what's new"
  

Answer 3

There is no Hebrew word that means "are". The verb 'to be' does not have a present tense form. Is, Am, and Are, are all indicated by word order and context.

• You (masculine, singular) = atah (אתה)
  
• You (feminine, singular) = at (את)
  
• You (mixed group, plural) = atem (אתם)
  
• You (feminine, plural) = aten (אתן)
  

Answer 4

'in are' is not a grammatical phrase.

If you are asking how to say "in our", then it depends on the sentence, because in Hebrew "in" is a prefix and "our" is a suffix.

In our house = beveitenu (בביתנו)

in = be-

house = beit

our = -enu

Answer 5

הם is how you say "are" in Hebrew.