How do you say are in Moroccan?

The verb "to be" in Moroccan is "kan" (كن), which can be used in singular and plural forms. The following are some examples of how to say "are" in Moroccan:

* Singular:

* Ana kan (أنا كنّ) - I am

* Nta kan (نتا كنّ) - You (masculine) are

* Nti kan (نتي كنّ) - You (feminine) are

* Plural:

* Nhnan kan (نحن كنّ) - We are

* Ntum kan (نتم كنّ) - You (masculine plural) are

* Ntn kan (نتن كنّ) - You (feminine plural) are

* Huma kan (هوما كنّ) - They are

To negate "are", you can add the negative particle "ma" (ما) before "kan". For example:

* Ana ma kan (أنا ما كنّ) - I am not

* Nta ma kan (نتا ما كنّ) - You (masculine) are not

* Nti ma kan (نتي ما كنّ) - You (feminine) are not

* Nhnan ma kan (نحن ما كنّ) - We are not

* Ntum ma kan (نتم ما كنّ) - You (masculine plural) are not

* Ntn ma kan (نتن ما كنّ) - You (feminine plural) are not

* Huma ma kan (هوما ما كنّ) - They are not