"I'm coming to your house" in Spanish is "Vengo a su casa". It is pronounced "BANE-go ah sue KAH-sah". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
"a que hora vienes a casa?"
You can say " ¿Vas a venir hoy?"
Estaré en la casa.Voy a estar en la casa.
¿A qué hora vas a venir?
Venimos. Or... Estamos viniendo. Be careful with the second useage. It is only used if you are actually coming at that time. In other words, it would NOT be appropriate to say "Estamos viniendo la semana que viene." - "We are coming next week." You could say "Estamos viniendo ahora mismo." - We are coming right now.
In Spanish, that would be "quedarse en casa". I stay at home is "Yo me quedo en casa".
There is no spanish word for home. English speaking people often confuse the spanish word "casa" to mean home, but "casa" means house. If you believe that home and house are the same thing then "casa" is the answer. However, if you believe that the word "home" is an abstract concept and means more than a house (ie household - A dwelling place together with the family or social unit that occupies it or - An environment offering security and happiness) there is no word in spanish for this. that is wrong...the word for home in spanish is HOGAR -H-O-G-A-R.
when are you coming home
Ella vuelve a casa
Estaré en la casa.Voy a estar en la casa.
"Mom, what time will you be home?"
At about what time will you be coming home tonight
At about what time will you be coming home tonight
When the Spanish were coming they lit the beacons so everyone new that the spanish were coming
You would know by her calling you all the time and coming home on time
"I am coming home" ?
¿A qué hora vas a venir?
Translation: Hora de ir a casa.
Some time today source:McLeodGaming :: Home