To ask "what are you doing" in Arabic, there are several ways to do so. The most common and straightforward way is "Ma takouni?" which literally translates to "What (are) you (doing)?" and is the direct equivalent of the English phrase. Another commonly used way to ask this question is "Omri shoo kaan?" which can also be translated directly as "What (are) you (doing)?" However, this version of the question implies a more casual tone than its counterpart. A third option for asking this question is "Ana ba3dee ma tekooni?" which could best be described as an inquiry into what someone has been up to lately.

Here are some example sentences using "what are you doing" in Arabic:

1. What are you doing right now? – "Maذa tafeal alan?"
2. What are you doing this weekend? – "Maذa satafeal faa nihayat hadha alasbuei?"
3. What are you doing to help the environment? – "Maذa tafeal limusaeadat albiyati?"
4. What are you doing with that money? – "Maذa tafeal bihadha almali?"
5. What are you doing for your birthday this year? – "Maذa satafeal fi eid miladik hadha aleami?"
6. What are you doing to stay busy during lockdown? – "Maذa tafeal ltubqa mashghoolan athnaa ..."

Note that the Arabic language has different dialects, so the pronunciation and phrasing of these sentences may vary depending on the region.