How do you say are going in Chinese?

There are a few ways to say "are going" in Chinese, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* 正在去 (zhèng zài qù) - This is the most common and literal translation, meaning "in the process of going."

* 要去 (yào qù) - This means "going to go," implying a future intention.

Informal:

* 去 (qù) - This is a short and informal way to say "going."

* 正去 (zhèng qù) - This is a slightly more formal way than just "qù" but still informal.

Example:

* 你正在去哪里？ (Nǐ zhèng zài qù nǎlǐ?) - Where are you going?

* 我要去商店。(Wǒ yào qù shāngdiàn.) - I am going to the store.

* 我要去吃饭了 (Wǒ yào qù chīfàn le.) - I am going to eat.

* 我正在去朋友家。(Wǒ zhèng zài qù péngyou jiā.) - I am going to my friend's house.

The specific choice of phrase depends on the specific context and level of formality.