¿Cuando vas tú a la fiesta?
When are you going to the party?
I think what you're asking is, "¿Cuándo me vas a llevar?" It means, "What time are you going to pick me up?"
Okay.
It means where are you going.
"What are you going to bring to the party?" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase ¿Qué vas a traer a la fiesta? The question may be heard asked of a family member, friend or peer since the second person informal singular "you" form of the verb is used. The pronunciation will be "key va-sa tra-eh-ra la FYEH-sta" in Uruguayan Spanish.
"tu vas où ?" means "where d'you go?" in English.
Cuando vas a la fiesta means When do you go to the party? if its accented as question. If not it means When you go to the party.
"Cuándo vas a visitarme? = "When are you going to visit me?"
When you go/when are you going. Context would be helpful.
Cuando voy a verte (informal)/verle (formal)Cuando soy que va a verle?
it means " to throw a party" or " to have a party"
It means "When are you going to the cafeteria?"
it means: Where do you go when you have to eat
When in Rome Rome do as the Romans do If you go to Rome as the Romans do Smile
I think what you're asking is, "¿Cuándo me vas a llevar?" It means, "What time are you going to pick me up?"
¿Cuando lo vas a saber?
Okay.
There are several ways you can ask. They all get the same question out though. Cuando vallas pa Mexico. Double ll is y sound. Cuando vas a ir a Mexico. When are you going to go to Mexico. Cuando vas a Mexico?