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ne, ke (idan ana maganar mutane ko abubuwa masu yawa watau jam'i ke nan, ko da wakilin-suna (pronoun) you), kasancewa kai/ke ce.
See also <> Dubi be. Are is the present tense form of the verb be used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person)

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	#[[ne]], [[ke]] (idan ana maganar mutane ko abubuwa masu yawa watau jam'i ke nan, ko da wakilin-suna (pronoun) you), ce		#[[ne]], [[ke]] (idan ana maganar mutane ko abubuwa masu yawa watau jam'i ke nan, ko da wakilin-suna (pronoun) you), [[kasancewa]] kai/ke [[ce]].
	#See also <> Dubi ''[[be]]''. '''Are''' is the [[present tense]] form of the [[verb]] ''[[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person)		#See also <> Dubi ''[[be]]''. '''Are''' is the [[present tense]] form of the [[verb]] ''[[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person)