it's Irish Gaelic for 'how are you'but literally translates as 'what way are you' it is more common in Ulster dialect but is used to some extent in others.
"ta" may be a short for "tu as" = you haveit may also be the word "ta" = your
it means "you are not for me"
How is your town? Do you like your town?
What Are You Doing Cutie
It means: 'hello, what is your name?'
how do you feel with your ...
"Ta tu ceart" is an Irish phrase that translates to "You are right" in English. It is used to affirm someone's statement or opinion, indicating agreement or correctness.
Tu Tatuta Tuta Ta was created in 1993.
"Ta" is a colloquial shortening for "está," so this would actually be "está fea tu novia," which, oddly enough, means "Your girlfriend is ugly."
"Pourquoi tu l'as demandé?" translates to "Why did you ask for it?" in English.
Maybe you mean: et tu as quel age? which means: And how old are you?
that's kinda like slang for "está bien, y tu hijo?" which "he/she is good. and you son?"