"How goes/went your day?" How the time frame of this question is to be understood depends on the context of when the question is asked, whether 'in progress' or 'after the fact,' because the question itself implies no time frame.
How pretty!
Que tal tu dia carino?
how was your weekend?
Thankyou for your comments, have a nice day.
Que tal does not mean what's up. Que tal is an expression used that is most similar to "how's it going" in English. The correct response is "bien" - "bien, gracias" - "bien, y tu?". If you want to say "what's up" you would use "que pasa" or "que onda" (que onda is a Mexican expression).
Espero que se diviertan / que se divierta / que te diviertas / que os divirtáis.Espero que se lo / la pasen bienEspero que se lo / la pase bienEspero que te lo / la pases bienEspero que os lo / la paséis bienEmpero, la oración "Espero que pase un buen tiempo..." requiere de un complemento que sin duda cambiaría el significado. Verbi gratia:Espero que pase un buen tiempo lejos de aquí (I hope you spend a lot o time far from here)
Que tal tu dia carino?
"Good, How´s your family?"
its Cumpleo. whats your birthday que dia tu cumpleo año, it the correct way to ask.
how was your weekend?
This would be "Que tal estubo tu conferencia?"
"¿Qué tal tu vida?" means "How's your life?" in Spanish. It's a way to inquire about someone's well-being or ask how things are going in their life.
¡Cumpleaños felices! Tenga un día agradable.
If you mean Que tal, y tu? then it means What's up, and you? which doesn't really make any sense
May your day be full of love ...
el dia que tu casi moriste
And may your day be a very special one.
"In what day is your Spanish exam?"