"tu vas à" means "you are going to" (some place), possibly in interrogative form.
"amarme" does not exist as a word or place name. More context would help.
"tu vas où ?" means "where d'you go?" in English.
où vas-tu ? means where are you going? (singular)It can be answered with je vais....
tu vas être dans le coin (familiar) = you'll be in the whereabouts
how are you
¿Cuando vas tú a la fiesta?When are you going to the party?
Vas-tu means "are you going"
Tu vas bien = you are good or Tu vas bien? = how are you?
Tu vas me quitter was created in 2001-01.
Me prometes amarme con todo tu corazon?
"tu vas où ?" means "where d'you go?" in English.
It means "where are you going ?" The form "tu vas où ?" is familiar, widespread and correct. Another version with a higher level of language could be "où vas-tu ?"
où vas-tu ?K means 'where are you going? in English.
"Où vas-tu?" translates to "Where are you going?" in English.
"Tu vas voir" is a French phrase that translates to "you will see" in English. It is often used to express a sense of anticipation or warning.
est-ce que tu vas assister (à la réunion) = are you going to attend (the meeting) est-ce que tu vas y assister = are you going to attend (it) shorter (but not as common in speech) vas-tu y assister ? -
You are going to is "tu vas ...(+ verb at the infinitive) in French. You are going to have problems (tu vas avoir des problèmes) You are going to do your homework (tu vas faire tes devoirs)
what dose this mean in English ou vas-tu en ville