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voi state

you are

→ voi
phrase Uncommon #17,251
you are Voi means “you” when addressing more than one person; state is the plural form of stare.
IT: Voi state già qui?
EN: Are you already here?

Voi state buoni.

You are good.

— City of God (2002)

Voi state con lei?

Are you with her?

Voi state sempre a parlare dei fan, dei fan, dei fan.

You're always talking about fans, fans, fans.

— Quasi famosi (2000)

Voi state davvero bene?

Are you really well?

Voi state qua, tu vieni con me.

You stay here, you come with me.

— Ladri di biciclette (1948)

Voi state per diventare insegnanti.

You are about to become teachers.

Voi state con lui?

Are you with him?

Ragazzi, voi state qui, vi porto il biglietto.

Guys, you stay here, I'll bring you the ticket.

— पीके (2014)

Voi state lì.

You stand there.

phrase Uncommon #19,049
you are Used to address multiple people. It often comes before a gerund to describe what they are doing, as in “you are working.”
IT: Voi state imparando l’italiano.
EN: You are learning Italian.

Voi state scherzando!

You must be joking!

Voi state leggendo"Il Conte di Montecristo"?

Are you reading *The Count of Monte Cristo*?

Voi state vincendo.

You are winning.

Voi state interferendo.

You are interfering.

Voi state bluffando.

You are bluffing.

Voi state collaborando.

You are collaborating.

Voi state guardando quell'albero.

You are looking at that tree.

Voi state lavorando troppo duramente.

You are working too hard.

Voi state preparando del tè, vero?

You’re making tea, aren’t you?

Voi state mettendo a dura prova la mia pazienza.

You are really testing my patience.