Bilal and Usman are foolish.

This sentence in Urdu reads بلال اور عثمان بےوقوف ہیں۔, in Hindi बिलाल और उस्मान बेवक़ूफ़ हैं।, and is often typed in Hinglish as Bilal aur Usman bewaqoof hain.. In English, it translates to: Bilal and Usman are foolish..

Grammar Point: The Simple Present tense with "to be" (are) describes a current state or fact — here, "foolish".

Structure: Subject + are + adjective/noun (e.g., It are foolish).

Usage Tip: Use this pattern to describe qualities, conditions, or facts about people, places, or things.

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