How to Say ‘You are going’ in French
Tu vas
tew vah
[tew vah]
💬 Usage Tip: In everyday French, [tu vas ?] often means "How are you?" not literally "Are you going?" The same pattern appears in [Ça va ?].
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[tew]
you
Informal singular you, used with friends, family, or children.
Tu vas commence avec Tu pour parler à un ami.
You are starts with tu to speak to a friend.
vas
[vah]
go/are
From aller; in tu vas bien, it means are, as in how are you.
Dans Tu vas bien, vas veut dire are.
In how are you, vas means are.
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