How to Say ‘Where are you going?’ in Spain Spanish
¿A dónde va?
ah DON-deh bah
[ah DON-deh bah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the verb form alone for formal [you], without saying [usted]: [¿A dónde va?], not usually [¿A dónde usted va?]. You'll hear this a lot in service situations.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
to
A preposition meaning to or toward, used before the destination.
¿A dónde va? A la estación.
Where are you going? To the station.
dónde
[DON-deh]
where
Question word used to ask for the destination.
No sé a dónde va el taxi.
I don't know where the taxi is going.
va
[bah]
you go / are you going
Formal usted form of ir, often used politely by taxi drivers.
¿Va al centro esta tarde?
Are you going downtown this afternoon?
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