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∙ 14y agoEstan= to be
they are in
They are proud.
"Estan" from Spanish means "They are". It is the third-person, plural, conjugated form of "estar" ("to be").
"Están" means "they are".
Translation: The desks are
I cry for (them) all. Todas refers to a group of females.
That sentence seems to be in "Text speak". It should read "¿Que haces? ¿Cómo estan?" This means "What are you doing? How are you (all)?
As written, the sentence means: 'Jorge and I busy?' to which the answer(s) would presumably be 'Yes' (Si) or 'No' (no). But I suspect the questioner simply wants to know the meaning of: 'Jorge y yo ocupados' i.e. 'Jorge and I (are) busy'.
It means How are your grandparents?
They're on the right.
"Where are the pretty women?"