It is "Mi fin de semana estuvo bueno, gracias. ¿Cómo estuvo el tuyo?"
A suitable response to "Have a good weekend" could be "Thank you! You too!" This expresses appreciation and reciprocates the sentiment, fostering a positive interaction. Alternatively, you could say something like "Thanks, I plan to! Hope you enjoy yours as well!" to add a personal touch.
im good thanks and you in spanish is Estoy bien gracias y tu?
Good thanks, and yours?
Respectfully yours
muchas gracias
Excuse me? i happen to be colombian and i bet my spanish is better than yours
Thank you, and You too is a thoughtful response to 'Have a good weekend'. Examples of thoughtless responses are 'I will' or 'Thank you'. It's considerate to return the wish. When you don't, it's as inconsiderate as when someone says 'Hello, How are you', and you just say 'Fine' or 'Fine, thanks'. You need to go the next step by saying, 'Fine, thanks. And how about you?'
Thank you, and You too is a thoughtful response to 'Have a good weekend'. Examples of thoughtless responses are 'I will' or 'Thank you'. It's considerate to return the wish. When you don't, it's as inconsiderate as when someone says 'Hello, How are you', and you just say 'Fine' or 'Fine, thanks'. You need to go the next step by saying, 'Fine, thanks. And how about you?'
"I am good thanks" in Spanish is "Estoy bien gracias". It is pronounced "Eh-STOY bee-EHN GRA-see-ahs". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
"Pasaste bien el fin de semana?" "Tuviste un buen fin de semana?"
I had a great weekend it is really Watashi WA ii shūmatsudatta for good weekend.
In Tagalog, you can say "Magandang weekend!" to wish someone to have a good weekend.