チケットを買うために並んでますって英語でなんて言うの？

"This is the line to buy tickets." You can simply say, "This is the line to buy tickets" if someone asks what the line is for. You are may or may not be in the line if you say, "This is the line or that is the line for tickets." Or you could say.... "I am in line to buy tickets." You can say that you are in line to buy the tickets. You say this if you are in the line. Hope this helps.

*We are queuing to buy tickets.- Depenning on the numbers sometimes when people want to buy train tickets, bus tickets, amusement park entrance tickets, concert tickets, movie tickets they might have to queue. A queue is a waiting line of people or motor vehicles. Ticket is like a gatepass for entry. Example Sentences: We are queuing for Justin Bieber's tickets. Are those cars queuing for parking?

example A queue is the word for a line of people waiting for something either to pay for something or buy a ticket or board a bus, the term is referred to as queuing. "she waited in the queue for ages". or "why is everyone queuing?".

Sometimes, if you are going to a really popular movie, sporting event, or concert, there will be two lines -- one for people who need to *buy* tickets, and one for people who *already have* tickets and are waiting to go into the theater or arena. Maybe you need to check which line is which, so you don't wait in the wrong line! If you want the line for people who have *already bought* tickets, you can ask.... -- Is this the ticket-holders line? If you want to buy tickets... -- Is this the line to buy tickets? Sometimes, you can buy tickets in advance (for example, using a credit card) and pick them up at the theater before the show. The place where you pick up your tickets is named "Will call", so you can ask... -- Is this the line for "will call"?

A queue, in British English, is a line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn to be attended to or to proceed ahead, usually to make a purchase or enter an event or venue.

While waiting in a line, when someone asks what they line you are in for, you can say, "We're waiting to get some tickets for the show/concert."

To be in a queue or to be queuing is the same as standing in line A queue is a line of people waiting to do something so by telling the person `this is the ticket queue/line' that would simply explain what you are doing ( standing in the line to buy a ticket/tickets)