Question

nosotros/nosotras estamos

we are
he, she, you (formal) goes or go, is or are going
you (familiar) are
you (familiar) go; are going

Explanation:

Analyze the Spanish phrase

The prompt displays "Nosotros/Nosotras estamos".

• "Nosotros" and "Nosotras" are the Spanish subject pronouns meaning "we" (masculine/mixed and feminine, respectively).
• "Estamos" is the first-person plural present tense conjugation of the verb "estar", which means "to be". Thus, "estamos" means "we are".

Evaluate the options

• "We are" directly matches the translation of "Nosotros/Nosotras estamos".
• "He, she, you (formal) goes or go, is or are going" corresponds to third-person singular forms of "ir" or "estar/ir".
• "You (familiar) are" corresponds to "tú estás".
• "You (familiar) go; are going" corresponds to "tú vas".

Answer:

• We are (Correct answer)
• He, she, you (formal) goes or go, is or are going
• You (familiar) are
• You (familiar) go; are going