it means "im good, and anyways you have a boyfriend"
Im very good and you precious?
¿estoy muy bien y tu?
Translated to: "I am well, how are you, what are you doing?"
Bien, et tu? (informal) Bien, et Usted? (formal) Bien, et tu? (informal) Bien, et Usted? (formal)
I'm doing great. What about you? How is life going?
"Como eres tu?" does literally translate to "How are you?", but that is not how you would say it in spanish. You would ask " Como estas tu?" the response would be, "Estoy bien" I am well. Or " No muy bien". Not very well.
"Estoy bien" in Spanish translates to "I am well" or "I am okay" in English. It is a common way to express that you are doing fine or feeling good in response to a question about your well-being.
"Amor, ¿tienes un novio?" translates to "Love, do you have a boyfriend?" in English.
I'm happy to be your boyfiend.
Assuming it's the response to a greeting, how are you, then it's probably: Estoy bien. Y tu?
Estoy bien. ¿Y usted, ustedes, tú, vosotros, as? Estoy bien, y tu?
Well, if you were asked first, you can reply with "bueno, gracias, y tu?"
Estoy bien ¿Cómo estuvo tu día?
tu tienes que desirle a tu novio que si tu aceptas que yo estoy enamorada en otra mujer pero ls tienes que decir a tu mujer que si ella quieres estar con tigo o sino tu vas a tener a nadie
"Estoy bien" means "I am fine" and "y tu" means "and you", so the phrase "Estoy bien y tu" translates to "I am fine and you?".
¿estoy muy bien y tu?
im good thanks and you in spanish is Estoy bien gracias y tu?
This phrase translates to "I am fine, sweetheart, and how are you?" in English. It shows concern for the well-being of the other person while also expressing one's own current state of being okay.