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I assume that this is asking from an ethnic perspective, e.g. are both of your parents of Spanish ethnicity. However, when Spanish-speakers speak English they use the word "Spanish" often to refer to Spaniards (people from Spain) or Hispanics (people from Latin America). Accordingly, the translation into Spanish is different.
Are you full Spaniard? --> Is your origin completely Spanish? = ¿Es tu origen completamente español?
Are you full Hispanic? --> Is your origin completely Hispanic? = ¿Es tu origen completamente hispano?
What else can I help you with?
How do you say classes on Tuesday in Spanish?
classes on Tuesday = clases el martes
How do you say 'for my classes' in Spanish?
Para mis clases.
How do you say 'full of life' in Spanish?
Lleno de vida is the best way to say "full of life" in Spanish.
How do you say the classes finish in spanish?
Las clases terminan.
How do you say this in spanish have you get your classes already?
'Have you (get*)/got your classes already' = Ya tienes tus clases *ungrammatical
How do you say this year you have eight classes in Spanish?
tengo ocho clases
How do you say you are full of in spanish?
Estoy lleno.
How do you say I thought you had Spanish classes in Spanish?
Pensé que tenías clases de español.
How you say my son loves his Spanish classes in Spanish?
Mi hijo ama sus clases de español
How do you say ''full house'' in spanish?
casa llena
How do you say Luisa likes the classes in spanish?
A Luisa le gustan las clases.
How do you say Do you have classes in Spanish?
'Tiene usted/tienes clases (en espanol)?' (formal/informal)
