¿Dónde trabaja su padre? (Pronouced: DOAN-day Trah-BAH-ha Sue PAH-dray?)
In Spanish, "how old Id your father" is "quantos anos tiene su pardre" or "quantos anos tiene tu padre" Which you use would depend on what Spanish dialect is used (what country) and on how close a relationship you have to the person you are asking.
ask a spanish person to teach you
Translation: ¿Eres un padre?
You ask, "¿HABLA USTED INGLÉS?"
¿De dónde eres?
"Pido" in Spanish means "I ask" or "I request." It is the first person singular form of the verb "pedir," which means "to ask for" or "to request."
You ask him/her. A Spanish person is one that was born in spain, a hispanic one is one with latin roots.
i think that jefa means bossy in spanish, but please don't kill me if that's not the right answer. why don't you ask a spanish person?
help her if she needs any help and then ask her out she will think your a nice person
Literally this means "How are you?" However, it would be in the context of what you are like, or what kind of person you are. If you wanted to ask about a person's health, you would ask, "¿Cómo estás?"
Trabaja usted (polite form)..../trabajas (informal).... = Do you work.... ....en la biblioteca? = ....in the library?
You ask the person: ¿Cómo se llama? or ¿Cómo se llama usted?