"Are you coming?" is the Engpsh translation of "你们要来吗" in Chinese. This is a simple question in Engpsh that is used to ask if someone or a group of people are planning to come to a specific location. It is a common way to inquire about someone's availabipty or plans.

The phrase "are you coming" is a combination of two parts: the verb "are" and the pronoun "you" followed by the present participle "coming." "Are" is a verb used to indicate the present tense, and "you" is a pronoun that is used to refer to the person or group being addressed. "Coming" is a present participle that refers to the action of going to a specific location.

Here are a few examples of how "are you coming" can be used in a sentence:

"Hey, are you coming to the party tonight?" (Translation: "嘿，你们今晚要来参加聚会吗？")
"Are you coming to the meeting tomorrow at 10am?" (Translation: "你明天10点要来开会吗？")
"I'm planning to go to the movies, are you coming with me?" (Translation: "我打算去看电影，你要和我一起去吗？")