It is not grammatical, but it means something like: "thus that which for today"
"Para que clase" in Spanish translates to "for what class" in English.
"Que soy para ti" translates to "What am I to you" in English.
Estoy aquí para ayudarte, ¿en qué puedo asistirte hoy?
Translation: What's up? How are you? What are you doing?
Voy a terminar el trabajo de la clase que tengo pendiente y luego voy a relajarme en casa. ¿Y tú, qué planes tienes para hoy?
I have the pleasure so how are you today. Is Tengo el placer asi que cómo estás hoy, from Spanish to English.
'Que ideas para hoy?' (accent on 'e' in 'Que')i don't know playing a video game? what are Yours
usually, "what time is it".
Don't leave for tomorrow what you can do today.
"Para que clase" in Spanish translates to "for what class" in English.
"Que soy para ti" translates to "What am I to you" in English.
The phrase, "Que tiempo hace hoy?" is a Spanish question meaning, What is the weather today? When spoken, both the "h" at the beginning of hace and hoy are silent.
For what, Mama?
The Spanish phrases 'para qué' and 'por qué' both can mean why.
duermete para que descanses = go to sleep, so you can rest
hola te quiero mucho eso es para todos los que mireen esos putos asi es ok la respueta no mme miren asi solo copien lo que dise aqui ok
The sentence is incomprehensible. Necesito que papa... > there is no sense... 'Necesito que....' = 'I need....'(followed by a verb). 'Papa''s position is ambiguous. 'Papa por que estas actuando asi' > 'Papa, why are you behaving like this?'