This means: Yes, very good i really like when you talk
Direct translation: Yes very good when you talk it pleases me a lot
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∙ 13y agoThe English translation of "Estoy bien con mucho trabajo" is "I'm fine, I have a lot of work."
Translation: ?Hablas bien el inglés? -OR- ?Habla Ud. bien el inglés?
well,nice to meet you =)
If you're speaking to a family member, neighbor, friend, or someone else your age:Hablas muy bien el español.If you're speaking to a professor, an elderly person, or a figure of authority:Usted habla muy el español.
It's a bit incorrect, grammatically. You probably mean: Muy bien, guapa, me gustas mucho = Very good, gorgeous, I like you a lot.
Something along the lines of:Great, and I'm really glad that we're friends.
It means, "I'm very sorry, I don't speak English. I'm well, thank you, and you?"
"Estoy bien" translates to "I am fine" in English.
Very Good! Mucho or muchos (a lot, plenty, many, very, etc). Bien (good, well, fine, okay, etc). ?Como estas? (How are you?) Bien or Mucho bien. (Good or very good.)
mucho calor (mooch-oh kall-or)
Very well studying a lot, and you? This is not a very correct way of saying it, since the gerund form is usually not used like this in Spanish. A better way would be to say: Muy bien, estudio mucho, ¿y tú?
It depends on how it is to be understood. If you mean to say that you are not well or that you feel sick, the translation is "No estoy bien." If you mean to say that you are a wicked person, the translation is "No soy bueno."