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The phrase "you are freezing" refers to the act of feeling very cold, often indicating that you are currently experiencing low temperatures. In contrast, "you are frozen" suggests that something has already happened, meaning you are in a state of being immobilized or rendered incapable of movement, often due to extreme cold. The choice between the two depends on whether you're describing an ongoing sensation or a completed state.

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