It means "you are working today". As a question "¿Estás trabajando hoy?", it would be "Are you working today?"
hoy: todaydomingo: SundaySo, probably hoy es domingo: Today is Sunday.
Accent marks make a big difference in Spanish. As written, the sentence means, "...if I'm working..." But if there were an accent over the 'i' in si (sí) it would mean, "Yes, I'm working."
"Hoy es sábado" means "Today is Saturday" in Spanish.
"Hoy se miércoles" translates to "Today is Wednesday" in English.
"Hoy estoy" means "Today I am" in Spanish. It is the combination of the word "hoy" which means "today" and the verb "estoy" which means "I am" in the first person singular form.
¿En dónde va / van / vas / vais a trabajar hoy? Dónde trabajas hoy?
Cómo fue el trabajo hoy (How did work go today)
here working
this isn't spanish what you talkin bout
It is good that you are not working.
hoy = today
hoy = today mañana = tomorrow
It means, "sorry, I was working, how are you?"
hoy, no means: today, no.
hoy: todaydomingo: SundaySo, probably hoy es domingo: Today is Sunday.
Look, I'm working please.
here working and you what are you doing