Comment est is translated "how is..." in English.
That doesnt mean anything. If you drop "il est", which means "he/it is" then the rest means "how are you".
"Il est comment allez-vous" is a grammatically incorrect phrase. "Il est" means "he is" in French, while "comment allez-vous" means "how are you." A correct phrase could be "Comment allez-vous?" which means "How are you?"
comment est née pégase ?
how is your English class?
It means 'how is your city'.
Comment est-elle?
To say what is your name in French, you write down comment t'appelles tu?comment tu t'appelles
How is the hot chocolate
Comment est Mali? OR Comment est-ce Mali?
Comment est l'école de Manuel ? means "How is Manuel's school?" in English.
comment is roughly translated by how or what, it is used to ask questions about a mean, a way of doing things, about the shape of something, the amount of something...comment est-il venu ? : how did he come?comment vas-tu ? : how are you?comment est-il ? : what's he like?comment s'appelle-t-il ? : what's his name?comment est-il mort ? : how did he die?combien ça coute ? : how much is it ? (= combien d'euros ça coute ? : how many euros is it?)But combien is not always translated with how or what:How old are you ? : quel âge as-tu ?
Comment est-il? in French means "How is he/it?" in English.