he/she works
'trabaja por la' means 'he/she/it/you work(s) for/through the' otherwise the question doesn't seem to make sense.
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What you probably heard was, "José trabaja." It means, "José [Joseph] is working."
Avoid questions with interrogative pronouns. Instead of ¿Dónde trabaja usted? just ask ¿ Trabaja usted?
Él trabaja.
If you want the definition in Spanish:Carpintero, a. Persona que por oficio labra y trabaja la madera.
A tiempo completo (con disponibilidad para trabajar a cualquier hora)
"Where does the cartero work?" "Donde trabaja el cartero?" Ans.: "El cartero trabaja en el correo." "The postman works at the post office."
"Trabaja en un grupo de" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "works in a group of" in English. It typically refers to collaborating or participating in a team or collective effort. The phrase is often used in educational or professional contexts to emphasize teamwork and cooperation among individuals.
"¿Cuándo trabaja tu papa?" means "When does your father work?" The reply depends on the situation. "Mi papa trabaja de las ocho a las cinco cinco días por semana" is "My dad works from eight to five five days a week".
It means: my daughter Debora works in a restaurant four nights for