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Vos reputo proinde vos es
The above literally translated to "You (plural) I think consequently you (singular) are you (plural)."
"You think therefore you are" talking to one person would be "Cogitas ergo es."
If you were talking to more than one person, it would be "Cogitatis ergo estis."
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