¿ Donde trabajando ahora?
¿ Donde trabajando ahora?
Where are you working now?
Thank You
3 Answers
¿Dónde trabajas ahora?
trabajando is "gerundio" which in English is: "working"
So, your sentence is: "Where you working now?" which is nonsense without an "are".
But in Spanish, in this situation I'd prefer: present tense rather than present continuous.
¿Dónde está(s) trabajando ahora?
Don't forget your accents on interrogatives (question words) ![]()
Present progressive tense - estar + present participle.
Culé makes a good point, I also agree with that unless the person is actually working on something when you ask the question.
The present progressive for something that is taking place at the time of speaking (and never for the future like we do in English - I'm going to Spain in June).
The present can mean three things:
Trabaja(s)
You work.
You are working.
You do work.
So your sentence would be:
¿Dónde trabaja(s) ahora?