"Es" and "son" mean "is" and "are" in Spanish.
"Es" and "son" mean "is" and "are" in Spanish.
Son in law is male related to you by marrying your daughter.
"is" plural version is "son"
How is my beloved son?
It's the son-in-law.
Usted(es) es/son (formal, singular/plural)) Tu eres (informal, singular) Vosotros sois (informal, plural)
It's gibberish. Spanish nouns and adjectives have to agree in gender and number. 'Es' means you/he/she/it is - singular. 'Todos' is a plural adjective. For this to be correct Spanish, it has to be either 'Es todo.' or 'Son todos.' 'Es todo.' means "It is all." or "That's all." 'Son todos.' means, "They are all." or "That's all of them."
"Si es, es" is Spanish for "If it is, it is". If you just mean "si es", that means "if it is". If you mean "Sí es" (with an accent on "Sí"), it means "Yes, it is".
"Quién es el hijo de tu abuelo" is Spanish for "Who is the son of your grandfather?"
That means, "He is your aunt's son." Sounds like an answer to "What is a cousin."
Es - Is
It means "what time." If it was actually "ยฟQuรฉ hora es?" then it means "What time is it?"
Es la una. Son las..... Es la hora... El tiempo es...