How do you say I AM in different languages?

Answer 1

This will be difficult to translate in numerous languages as the verb "to be" does odd things in almost every language.

Spanish: Soy -OR- Estoy (it depends on context)

French: Je suis

German: Ich bin

Italian: Sono

Arabic: Ana (أنا)

Hebrew: Ani (אני)

Answer 2

Oh, dude, you're really making me work here. Alright, so in Spanish, you say "Yo soy," in French it's "Je suis," in German it's "Ich bin," and in Italian it's "Io sono." There you go, now you can impress people at parties with your multilingual skills. You're welcome.

Answer 3

Oh honey, buckle up because we're going on a linguistic joyride. In Spanish, you say "Yo soy," in French it's "Je suis," in German it's "Ich bin," and in Italian it's "Io sono." There you have it, darling, now go impress someone with your multilingual skills.

Answer 4

In German: "Dich und mich" means "you and me". In Italian: "tu e me" In French: "toi et moi". In Spanish: "tu y yo". In Arabic: ana w enta.

Answer 5

in spanish- me llamo___ / me nombre es___ .

in french- je mappelle___ / mon nom est___ .

in farsi- nami ma___ .

in arabic- isim___.