Depending on the usage:
What are you counting
What do you count
What do you say
What is your story
What is happening with you
"Que cuentas" translates to "what accounts" in English.
I tell you/say to you more than you realise/take account of
The saying "cuentas conmigo para todo" means "you can count on me for anything."
"parce que" is a French colocation meaning "because".
Que c'est is French for the phrase, "What is it?". This is actually a modified version of the French phrase, "Que est ce que ce est" meaning "What is it that it is?"
"Que cuentas" translates to "what accounts" in English.
It could be part of a sentence like:Lo que cuentas no es verídico --- What you are telling is not trueVeo que lo que cuentas es dinero suficiente --- I see that you are counting enough money.Que me cuentas means: What's up? or What's new?
Translation of ¿Que me cuentas?: What can you tell me? or Do you have anything interesting to tell me?
that is like saying...good, so what's new?... but its actually supposed to be que CUENTAS not CONTAS
what's new, cousin (female)
what can you tell about William and his new wife
bien bien que mas que me cuentas?
I tell you/say to you more than you realise/take account of
I'm doing great. What about you? How is life going?
It means "what else can you tell me about what we talked the other day"
The saying "cuentas conmigo para todo" means "you can count on me for anything."
J. Alberto Cuentas has written: 'Juli' -- subject(s): Civilization, Colla Indians