What is the phrase 'where are you' when translated from English to Spanish?

(formal) The answer above is from a language translation tool and as many people know these kind of tools translate way too literally. Since I know both languages I can tell you the correct translation is: ¿En dónde estás? (if you are referring to someone you already know, it's a more casual or informal way) or ¿En dónde se encuentra?

( this is a more formal way of saying where are you) I see nothing wrong with the first answer. The addition of "en" may be common in some geographical locations, but is not commonly used in Peru. Simiarly looking at the well-known song, "¿Dónde estás corazón?

" by Shakira, I assume that the "en" is not required in Colombia, either You can also say-¿Dónde estás vos? ¿Dónde está usted? There is nothing wrong with using the subject pronoun.

You don't have to omit using the subject pronoun if it helps you remember verb conjugation.

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