"Where are you going to?"

Translation: Vart går du?

[BigStalex]

What is the difference between "var" and "vart" in this case?

[Arnauti]

var is about location and vart about direction, moving to a place.

[BigStalex]

Tack!

[cmpge]

I would like to know, what's the difference between går and åker ?

[Zmrzlina]

Generally speaking, går is for walking and åker is for riding a vehicle of some sort.

[cmpge]

Tack !

[Vincent_Weir]

what is the difference between var and varifrån? Is the first one "where to" and the last one "where from?"

[JohnEneroth]

Var = Where. Vart = Where to. Varifrån = Where from

[tjack87]

I chose 'gör' instead of går. I know it is wrong, but now i cant remember what gör means.... Is it do/doing?

[Arnauti]

Yes! It's just that we don't use it as an auxiliary the way you do in English.

[ChristinaA375730]

what about "vart ska du gå"? i know that it is not compulsory to add "go", but is it a mistake? thank you.

[Zmrzlina]

It's not a mistake to add go/gå in that sentece, assuming you refer to walking to somewhere.

[Sam320901]

How is it that väg is on the end?

[Arnauti]

The main Swedish sentence here is Vart går du? But you've probably been shown 'another correct answer': Vart är du på väg?
att vara på väg is a set expression meaning 'to be on one's way', only it's used more widely than you use that phrase in English.

[Sam320901]

And also, why is it på instead of går?

[John112379]

Would vart be the word to use when asking directions? Var to ask the name of the destination?

[Howtomakestuff]

I've never seen "ska" until now. What is rhe literal translation of it?

[nintendoxtapes]

ska, from what i've learned, means "going to" more in the sense of "i'm going to wash the dishes" as opposed to "i'm going to where the dishes are."

[Lmeitz1]

Is there no plural form of var/vart?