¿Cómo es manolo? = What is Manolo like?
NOTE:
If the original question meant to ask How is Monolo that should be ¿Cómo esta manolo?
There are two forms of "is" in Spanish. Es (from Ser) generally refers to permanence, something unchangeable. Esta (from Estar) generally refers to transience, something temporary.
"Como es tu pelo" translates to "What is your hair like?" in English.
"Como es tu pelo" translates to "What is your hair like?" in English.
"Como es la escuela" means "What is the school like?" in English.
"Como se dice 'es tuyo' en inglés" translates to "How do you say 'es tuyo' in English" in English.
This isn't the most logically correct question, and it literally translates to: How es your hair.
'como es' means 'how is'
"Como es tu pelo" translates to "What is your hair like?" in English.
This means "How is Paco"
"Como es tu pelo" translates to "What is your hair like?" in English.
"Como es la escuela" means "What is the school like?" in English.
"Como se dice 'es tuyo' en inglés" translates to "How do you say 'es tuyo' in English" in English.
This isn't the most logically correct question, and it literally translates to: How es your hair.
The translation is How is your teacher. Como es - How is tu - Your (Informal sense) profresor - Teacher
IT CAN BE TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH AS FOLLOWED. how is this person?
It means (in Spanish) that Manolo is from Texas.
What is your personality like?
as your phone number