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What does ou vas tu aller mean in English?

"Ou vas-tu aller" in French means "Where are you going?"

Let me explain the breakdown:

* Ou: Where

* vas: This is the second-person singular present tense of the verb "aller" (to go)

* tu: you

* aller: to go

So, the entire phrase translates directly to "Where are you going to go?" but in English, we simplify it to "Where are you going?"

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