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Ubi is, Domine?
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The correct translation is quo vadis domine?
Ubi means where, but only in the sense of "in what place?" (e.g. where are my keys?).
Quo means where, in the sense of "towards what place?" or "to where?" (e.g. where are you going?). vado means I go, advance or proceed, so it is more appropriate for a journey than eo which emphasises the activity of going rather than the duration of travel.
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