Asi como soy yo: Just as I am.
Asi como antiguo eres (just as you are now old), voy a ser (I will be).
as if my wife
It means "like this"...como is like or as (unless it has an accent, in which case it's "how"). Así (which has an accent on the i) means thus or so. If you're hearing this, and not seeing it, it might be "cómo hace" which is a question meaning "How do you do it?"
Does your dog like this confetti?
Hasta la vista = See you later. (Literally - Until the sight - Until we see each other again.) Como nos vemos luego o algo asi = Because we will see each other later or something like that.
i think it is "how is your life?" No. 'Como duele' = 'how it hurts' 'Oh well' is English 'Asi es la vida' = 'That's life'.
puen nomas asi
In Spanish "That's how i roll" is "Asi es como me roll."
"Como asi" in Spanish is an expression that can be translated to "like that" or "how so." "Nicola" is a name and does not have a direct English translation. So "como así nicola" could be interpreted as "how so, Nicola" or "like that, Nicola," depending on the context.
'How are you?' = 'Como esta usted/estas?' (accent on 'a'; formal/informal) 'Me siento bien/mal/asi-asi' = 'I feel well/bad/so-so'
de dónde es usted?