It means 'late afternoon of good soccer! Yeah!!!!' Fut is short/slang for 'Fut-bol' aka futbol which is Spanish for soccer. Obviously the person is really enjoying watching soccer in the late afternoon.
In a good mood. Literally: of good humor.
The phrase "estoy buen para manana puto" is a mix of Spanish and English. In Spanish, "estoy buen" doesn't make sense grammatically, but it could be interpreted as "I am good." "Para mañana" means "for tomorrow." "Puto" is a derogatory term in Spanish. So, the phrase could be loosely translated as "I am good for tomorrow, [derogatory term]."
"Gracias y buen fin de semana" translates to "Thank you and have a good weekend" in English.
'Igualmente' is a Spanish expression that means 'the same for you' in English, for instance: If someone says 'Que tengas un buen día' in Spanish, which means 'Have a nice day', it's perfectly correct to answer 'Igualmente' as a courtesy phrase.
buenos dias means "Good Morning" (before noon), use Buenas Tardes after noon, and buenas noches instead of good evening, to say "hello" you can also use Hola, Buen Dia (good day) or just "Buenas" (at all times)...
a good
It means: "every good gift"
"Hace buen tiempo" means "the weather is good" in Spanish. It is used to describe a nice or pleasant weather condition.
this girl has a nice body
In a good mood. Literally: of good humor.
It is textspeak and Spanish. "C U mañana" is "see you tomorrow" and "pasen un buen noche" means "have (spend) a good night" (to a plural you).
Literally, it means "good trip," but it is best interpreted as "Have a good trip!"
"Un buen..." is "a good...."
The phrase "estoy buen para manana puto" is a mix of Spanish and English. In Spanish, "estoy buen" doesn't make sense grammatically, but it could be interpreted as "I am good." "Para mañana" means "for tomorrow." "Puto" is a derogatory term in Spanish. So, the phrase could be loosely translated as "I am good for tomorrow, [derogatory term]."
have a good trip (basically) buen = good viaje = trip/journey
buen provecho
buen provecho