Hmm the sentence doesn't make sense.. It seems like there are works missing and the words are mixed up!
however even though its even slighty and badly translated. it still wont make sense. you see.....
work every day tomorrow at 9.
does. not. make. any. sense.
'It's a quarter past two/two fifteen in the morning/a.m.'
he/she works
That sentence seems to have a word missing. It says "It is (blank) till nine in the morning".
Every day from eight in the morning to one p.m :P
Talk to you manana. Manana being the Spanish word for (later)
'trabaja por la' means 'he/she/it/you work(s) for/through the' otherwise the question doesn't seem to make sense.
"Tengo nueve años" means "I am nine years old" in Spanish.
Like this job today.
tomorrow girl
"Quien viene a las nueve" means "who comes at nine."
Todos duermen means: Everyone is sleeping.
What(cual) is(es) the date(la fecha) tomorrow (manana)?