A common sentence used in spanish that uses "como" is : "¿Como estas?" which means "How are you?"
''Hola Mi Amor ,Como Estas'' Or if you want to say it like a bad boy use''Hola mami chula , Como Estas?
As written "Como dormiste" would be "as you slept" or "like you slept". If you were to use "¿Cómo dormiste?" it would be "How did you sleep?"
¿Cómo se llama (usted)? ------ What's your name?¿Cómo se llama (él / ella)? -------- What's his / her name?Así es como se llama en la película ---- That's his name in the film.* "cómo" and "como" don't mean the same. Be careful when using the accute accent in Spanish.
In Spanish, "cómo" with a written accent is "how?" "Como" without a written accent is "like" or "as." Como is also the name of a lake in Italy.
This is one of those cases where accents can really change the meaning of a sentence. "¿Cómo está? Eres mi prima" means "How are you? You are my cousin". As written, "Como esta eres mi prima" would mean "Like this you are my cousin".
You have to change the sentence a little, Como se llama usted? is a formal question to some one you don't know. The word Tu is the 'informal' word for the pronoun you. You would use it when speaking to a friend or someone younger than you. ( And also when praying to God). The sentence would become Como Te llamas Tu?
"How are" is a bit vague. If you want to say "How are you", you use "Como estás" in portugal's portuguese, or "Como está você" in brazilian portuguese. If it's some other sentence, I would need to know the context. It will most likely begin with "Como", which is in the most cases the translation to "How", but then I will need the action verb to complete the translation.
i don't think como is a word but there is a similar one its "comment" and its pronounced comonh it means "what" i think wait ... yeah when i use it in a sentence like "comment tu t'appelle?" (which means what is your name?) yeah it mean "what" hope this helped
You should use just: "Tudo bem?" something like "is everything well?" But if you really want to use "how are you": 1) como esta? 2) como esta voce? 3) como vai? 4) como vai come?
Informal: "¿Como estás?" Formal: "¿Como está usted?" Remember for questions you need to use: ¿?
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It is a nonsense sentence that translates to: I am a your friend and how are you?
"¿Como Vax?", "Como vax?" or similar sentences, are some times used in the "Internet Slang" of young users in Latin-America. Is an abbreviation of the Spanish sentence "¿Cómo vas?" where the final "s" is turned into an "x" and the opening interrogation symbol is missed. This sentence is equivalent to the question-greeting "How are you?". The literal (but not right) translation should be: "How do you go?"
La traducción de 'for' al español depende del contexto en el que se use. Puede ser traducido como "por" o "para". Por ejemplo, "for you" se traduce como "para ti", mientras que "for me" se traduce como "por mí".
In the sense of "I am like you", in other words, an equivalence, then it is "como." In the example, "Soy como usted." If you use it in terms of "I like you", You could use "Me gusta usted." or "me gustas."
The construction "tan______como" can be translated into English as "as_____as". It is used when saying that something or someone is as ______ as a different person or thing. Some examples:Mary is as thin as Tory.Mary es tan delgada como Tory.Dan is as intelligent as Jessica.Dan es tan inteligente como Jessica.
In Brazil, the preferred "you" is "você", in Portugal it is "tu". (some States of Brazil uses "tu") Como vai você? (how are you doing?) - use of VOCÊ Como estás? (how are you doing?) - use of TU Como você está hoje? (how are you today?) - this would be used specially if the person was not feeling well before... to 'check' on their well being. Como estás hoje? (how are you today?)