i am there where you are
how do you guys say " i am there where you are" is that " estoy allì donde estás " ???
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Very close.
I would say, "Estoy allí/aquí. ¿Dónde estás?"
"I'm there" sounds kind of wrong in English...I think "I'm here" sounds a little better. So, if you decide to stay with 'there', use allí. If you change it to 'here", aquí.
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I am not exactly sure what you are trying to say:
Do you mean:
1 ''I am here Where are you?''
= ''Estoy aquí. ¿Dónde estás?''
or ...
2 I am here where you are (ie: in the same place where you are) ?
= Estoy aquí en el mismo lugar que estás The verb 'estar' is always used for/to indicate location in Spanish.
On the other hand, are you referring not to a physical location but saying that you empathize with what the person is going through, and like QFreed says you are ''On the same page'' ?
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If you are trying to speak figuratively or poetically, be careful. Even though it's not exactly the same, I think you should read this previous post: Yo soy de donde
The point being, if I am physically there with you, I would use estoy, but if, in the context of this previous post, yo soy (I become whatever/I am where ever you want me to be)
A little more context would be helpful. Are you referring to a physical location or are you trying to say that your are at the same level as the other person or in the same situation? ... On the same page.
i mean like when you are tring to tell someone your love for him/her, my heart will go where yours goes, or sth. like that. it's more like emotion level.
Estoy aquí contigo. = I am here with you.
Mi corazón seguirá el tuyo adondequiera que vaya. = My heart will follow yours wherever it goes.
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