Cool MateMeaning of What are you
A phrase used to ask someone about their identity or state of being.
In simple words: A common question asking about someone's identity or feelings.
What are you in a sentence
- When I saw him after a long time, I asked, 'What are you?'
- 'What are you doing this weekend?' she asked with curiosity.
- 'What are you going to do about this situation?' he inquired.
- During the meeting, I was curious and said, 'What are you thinking?'
- Asking 'What are you planning for dinner?' can spark a conversation.
How to use What are you
Used in casual conversation to inquire about someone's current emotional state or identity; not typically used in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
question phrase
Memory hint
Think of it as checking on someone's status; like 'What are you doing?'
Related words
Collocations with What are you
- What are you doing
- What are you thinking
- What are you up to
Synonyms for What are you
Common mistakes with What are you
- Often incorrectly structured as 'What you are?'
- Confused with 'Who are you?' which asks for identification.
- Misused in contexts where a more specific question is appropriate.
Compare What are you with Who are you, How are you, What's up?
What are you appears in
What are you in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
ماذا أنت
سؤال شائع عن هوية شخص أو مشاعره.
- Bengaliবাংলা
তুমি কি
কাউকে তার পরিচয় বা অনুভূতি সম্পর্কে জিজ্ঞাসা করার একটি সাধারণ প্রশ্ন।
- GermanDeutsch
Was bist du
Eine häufige Frage nach der Identität oder den Gefühlen einer Person.
- SpanishEspañol
¿Qué eres? / ¿Qué haces?
Una pregunta común para saber quién es alguien o cómo se siente.
- Persianفارسی
تو کی هستی؟، داری چیکار میکنی؟
یه سوال رایج که هویت یا احساسات طرف رو میپرسه.
- FrenchFrançais
Qu'est-ce que tu es / Que fais-tu
Une question courante pour demander qui est quelqu'un ou ce qu'il ressent.
- Hindiहिन्दी
तुम कौन हो / तुम क्या हो
किसी की पहचान या भावनाओं के बारे में पूछने वाला एक आम सवाल।
- ItalianItaliano
Cosa sei
Una domanda comune per chiedere l'identità o i sentimenti di qualcuno.
- PortuguesePortuguês
O que você é
Uma pergunta comum sobre a identidade ou os sentimentos de alguém.
- RussianРусский
Что ты
Обычный вопрос о чьей-то личности или чувствах.
- Urduاردو
تم کیا ہو
کسی کی شناخت یا احساسات کے بارے میں پوچھنے کا ایک عام سوال۔
- Chinese中文
你是谁/你在干什么
一个常见的问句，用来问别人是谁或者感觉怎么样。
More chunks like What are you
- Who are you
A question asking for someone's identity.
- How are you
A way to ask someone about their well-being.
- What's up?
- Oh my god
An exclamation of surprise, shock, or amazement.
- Oh, god!
An expression of deep emotion, often used in surprise or frustration.
- Think, think, think
To have a particular opinion or belief about something.
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Frequently asked questions about What are you
What does What are you mean?
A common question asking about someone's identity or feelings.
What is the definition of What are you?
A phrase used to ask someone about their identity or state of being.
How do you use What are you in a sentence?
When I saw him after a long time, I asked, 'What are you?'
Can you give another example of What are you?
'What are you doing this weekend?' she asked with curiosity.
What are synonyms for What are you?
Common alternatives include Who are you, How are you, What’s up.
What words go with What are you?
It commonly pairs with What are you doing, What are you thinking, What are you up to.
What are common mistakes when using What are you?
Often incorrectly structured as 'What you are?' Confused with 'Who are you?' which asks for identification. Misused in contexts where a more specific question is appropriate.
How do you pronounce What are you?
US: //wɑt ɑr ju//, UK: //wɒt ɑː juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use What are you?
Used in casual conversation to inquire about someone's current emotional state or identity; not typically used in formal writing.