"Tu es" would be pronounced like "too ay". The "mon ami" would be pronounced like it is spelled ("mohn amee").
où es-tu maintenant ?
you're very pretty -- tu es très jolie -- "tew ay treh zhoh-lee"If speaking to a male, drop the e from jolie (but pronounce it the same).
Tu es le pire. Oh, and it's "you're the worst"...
to be is the verb "être" in French je suis tu es il, elle est nous sommes vous êtes ils, elles sont
tu es.(PS You dont pronounce the S at the end of "es")
You are quiet is 'tu es tranquille / tu es calme' in French.
"Tu es" would be pronounced like "too ay". The "mon ami" would be pronounced like it is spelled ("mohn amee").
Qui es-tu? in French means "Who are you?" in English.
Tu es d'accord? in French is "Do you agree?" in English.
In informal French: "Tu es là?" translates as "Are you there?"
Tu es français means "you (singular and informal) are French."
"Are you a student?" in French is "Es-tu étudiant ?" or "Est-ce que tu es étudiant ?"
Où-es tu?
"Tu es Français" means "You are French" in French.
Tu es drôle, tu es marrant
tu es.(PS You dont pronounce the S at the end of "es")