"Como esta tiempo la raza por allá" could be translated as "How is the weather over there with the people?" It seems to be inquiring about both the weather conditions and how the people are doing in that location.
"Tu Estas Como La Flor" means "You are like the flower"-- that form of "are" indicates condition rather than identity. It's like saying, "You look like a flower today!" instead of "You're like a flower!" (Tu eres como la flor).
Translates to English to mean what do you call the teacher?
¿Cómo está la chica?" means "How is the girl?"
The singular form of "las cosas" is "la cosa."
Como esta la sopa? means How is the soup?
como esta la pizza
"Como esta la familia" means "how is the family" in Spanish. It is a common greeting used to inquire about the well-being of someone's family members.
It can be translated to English as follows: How is the weather?
Todo entaya!
It is translated as, "How is the professor?"
"how's the family?"
It means, "The thing is better now, ha ha ha."
The Spanish words 'Como esta tu cabeza' translate into English as the words 'How is your head'. These words are said in Italian as 'Com e la tua testa'.
"Como esta tiempo la raza por allá" could be translated as "How is the weather over there with the people?" It seems to be inquiring about both the weather conditions and how the people are doing in that location.
And this one the sick person?
'La muchacha esta bonita.= 'La signorina e' bella.'