Use ( For )
Because that sentence below, was used (is) in the sentence. What is the goal ?

How is that going forPaul: iTalki is a english class website.

John: How is that going for. What are they teaching you?Paulo: I'm listening FORVO right now

John: How is that going for. What are they teaching you?

Paul: iTalki is a english class website.Conversation:

Paul said: I'm listening FORVO right now
John said: How is that going for. What are they teaching you?
Paul said: iTalki is a english class website.

Question

Use ( For )
Because that sentence below, was used (is) in the sentence. What is the goal ?

How is that going forPaul: iTalki is a english class website.

John: How is that going for. What are they teaching you?Paulo: I'm listening FORVO right now

John: How is that going for. What are they teaching you?

Paul: iTalki is a english class website.Conversation:

Paul said: I'm listening FORVO right now 
John said: How is that going for. What are they teaching you? 
Paul said: iTalki is a english class website.

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I've thought about it and I can't think of any context in which this phrase would make sense.  If it is part of a bigger text, I recommend you post it all so we can have a look at the context.  It may however just be wrong.

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People can say
How is it going for you?
How was it for you?

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'How is that going for' means nothing.

Do you mean 'How is it going?'    =  'Como vai?"

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Hi Gilliard:

The sentence attributed to "John" is incomplete. Here is the common question.

"How is that going for you?"        It means the same  as  
"How---Is--That---Working---For---You"  or,   "Does that work for you?"

Similarly,  I might ask you,  if I spoke that way;  "How is the Italki Website going for you?"

It means;  "Does the Italki Website help you."

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I add new information in my question.

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