If you want that translated, you need to say so in your question. It says "How are you, how was the class?"
"como?" means "how?" - Como estas? - How are you?"como" also means "like" - Era como una rosa - It was like a roseIt can also be from de verb "comer" that means "eat" - Como pizza - I'm eating pizza
"Como era Tu mejor amigo" translates to "What was your best friend like?" in English.
¿Cómo era ésta persona? = How was this person?
La cultura olmeca no dejó evidencia de viviendas permanentes. Cada grupo olmeca se establecía temporalmente en distintos lugares y construían viviendas efímeras utilizando materiales perecederos como madera y paja. Estas viviendas se caracterizaban por ser sencillas y de construcción ligera.
before it wasn't the same
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Literal: How was your relative when he/she was... In context means: What was your relative like when he/she was...
It's completely ungrammatical. It means: "How my condition of. If it was your man"
'como era tu/su fin de semana?' (accent on 1st 'o'; informal/formal)
"How was your test?" in Spanish is "¿Cómo fue su examen?" It is pronounced "KO-mo fway sue ex-AH-men?" Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
It means," ...that [you/he/she/it] was bad as usual [like always]." Another possible interpretation: "...that [you/he/she/it] was being bad as usual [like always]."
she was an brave,smart,an affective person with a strong character because all what she was passing for was difficult she has to be strong