A dónde vas
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The document provides vocabulary and phrases for asking where someone is going in Spanish. It introduces the question "¿A dónde vas?" to ask where someone is going, using the verb "ir" conjugated to "tu". Common places are listed with example questions and responses using "yo voy a" followed by the location. The question "¿Por qué vas?" is presented to ask why someone is going somewhere, using the word "para" to indicate purpose.
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