In American English, you would say, "Are you in line?" if you want to make sure you are not breaking in front of someone. Do not say, "in the line".
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In American English, one would ask: "Are you on line?"
The word "queue" is used more in British English.
In the scenario of waiting at an ATM, one might ask: "Are you waiting to use the ATM?"
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