The phrase "where are you" in Italian is translated as [dove sei](javascript:void(0)). This is a direct and common way to ask someone their location or where they are at a given moment. Here are some additional details about usage and related phrases in Italian:

• "Dove" means "where" and is used to form various location-based questions.
• "Sei" is the second person singular form of the verb "essere" (to be), so "dove sei?" literally translates to "where are you?"
• You can also ask more specific questions using "dove," such as "Dove vivi?" (Where do you live?) or "Dove vai?" (Where are you going?).
• To ask "Where are you from?" in Italian, the phrase is "Di dove sei?" which literally means "From where are you?"

Thus, the straightforward and common way to say "where are you" in Italian is [dove sei](javascript:void(0)).