Tell me how it went.
"Como fue su noche" translates to "How was your night?" in English.
How was it? How did it go?
The Spanish phrase Como te fue hoy in English means how was your day. Spanish is spoken in almost every Latin American country.
Como Te Fue is the equivalent of asking a friend (or someone you are on a first name basis with) "How'd it go?"
It means: How was work?
Well, how was your Christmas?
he/she/it was you (?)
"Como fue, manita" is a colloquial expression in Spanish that roughly translates to "How was it, buddy?" or "How did it go, pal?" It is a casual way of inquiring about someone's experiences or actions.
Fue is the past tense of 'ser' and 'estar' which means "to be" in English. An example is: "Ella fue la primera en la oficina" would translate to "She was the first person in the office." Fue, in English, can mean "went" or "was."
¿Cómo fue tu día?
asking how your day went or was. tell him or her
Translation: How was your day?