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Whenever you are referring to something formally, you must always use the usted form. Therefore "How are you" Would be "Cómo está usted?"
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How do you say false in Japanese?
"Chigau" or more formally "chigaimasu"
How do you say 'Where are you' in Spanish?
You can say "¿Dónde estás?", or more formally, "¿Dónde está usted?"
How do you say all right in Russian?
The phrase "all right" in Russian can be translated to "всё в порядке" (vsyo v poriadke) or "хорошо" (khorosho).
How do you say thank you in Austria?
"Danke" or, more formally, "Dankeschön." Just like in Germany
Can you say much more better?
No, the word better is an adjective. An adjective has degrees: good, better, best.If the noun being described is more than 'better' it is 'best'. If there are others that are also more than 'better', terms like 'one of the best' or 'among the best' can be used.
How do you say a toast in dutch?
Generally: "Proost!"(Cheers!).More formally: "Op uwgezondheid!"(literally: To your health!).
How do you Say something belongs to in french?
It belongs to him : c'est a lui, or more formally : ca appartient a lui
How do you say good morning in German?
good morning = "Guten Morgen." or more formally "Einen schönen guten Morgen."
How do you say toilet in Chinese?
厕所 [cè suǒ] or 盥洗室 [guàn xǐ shì] more formally
How do you say how are you formally in french?
Comment allez-vous?
How do you write 5.50 in word form?
You could say "five and a half" or more formally "five and five tenths"
How do you say you are not allowed that in German?
Depending on how close you are to the person : "Das darfst Du nicht!" Or more formally : "Das dürfen Sie nicht!"
