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How do i answer Como esta?
bien (good) or mal (bad) then say gracias y tu (thanks and you?)Como esta? is the polite enquiry 'How are you' or 'How is he/she?' (but only if there is an accent on the 'a' in esta'. If not, it means either 'Like this (woman, or feminine gender noun)' or 'I eat this (feminine noun object)').Assuming it is WITH the accent, you could respond:Bien, gracias (Well, thank you)Asi asi, gracias (So-so, thank you)(To respond negatively might require more-complicated language in response)
How do i answer como estas if i'm good?
You can say following. Say "Muy bien, gracias".
How do you say hello how are you your cute in Spanish?
hola como estas, eres muy lindo
How do you say ''Hey I am great how are you'' In Spanish?
Hola estoy muy bien. Como estas?
What does porque estas muy loca mean?
Porques estas muy loca means Why are you so crazy?
You are responding to a friend when he or she asks you Como estas You respond Muy bien gracias y?
u would say back"muy bien gracias y tu?"but only if ur in a good mood if ur on a bad mood u say"mal y tu?"
Response to como esta?
"Como eres tu?" does literally translate to "How are you?", but that is not how you would say it in spanish. You would ask " Como estas tu?" the response would be, "Estoy bien" I am well. Or " No muy bien". Not very well.
What is 'está muy buena' mean in English?
It is very good.
How do you answer Coma estas?
Como estas means "How are you?" If you want to same "I'm fine, thank you" you say "Estoy muy bien gracias." It really depends on how you feel though.
What does muy mal mean in English?
i believe it means muy= very, mal= bad so it means very bad
What does tu estas muy buena mean?
tu estas muy buena means that your hot in other words DAM MAM YOU LOOK GOOD
If someone says Hola como estas they are saying?
It means hi, how are you? some people might say that it means what's up? but what's up? has a different phrase. hola, como estas? (hello, how are you?) Que tal? (how's it going?) Edit: And "¿Que pasa?" is loosely "What's happening?" eres tarado
