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How do you say are you hardworking in Spanish?
How to say "You are a good worker" in spanish is usted es un buen trabajador hope that helped!
What is Eres in Spanish?
Eres means "you are". Such as "You are American" = "Eres americano/a"
What does eres casada o no lo eres in spanish?
Are you married or not?
What does Eres Feliz mean in Spanish?
"Eres" is the present tense familiar (second person) conjugation of the verb "ser", which is one of the Spanish verbs meaning "to be" in English. "Feliz" means "happy". So the phrase means "you are happy", or as a question "¿Eres feliz?", it would mean "Are you happy?"
What is 'eres' when translated from Spanish to English?
You are/are you from (singular, informal)'You are'. eres is the tú (2nd person informal "you") of the verb ser (to be).eres means you are.example sentence: Tú eres mi hermano. (you are my brother.)
How do you say are you hardworking in Spanish?
How to say "You are a good worker" in spanish is usted es un buen trabajador hope that helped!
You're such a hardworker in spanish?
Eres muy trabajador/trabajadora.
How do you say are you hard working in spanish?
"Tu eres muy trabajador." You could also say, "Ud. es muy trabajador," but that seems like a very unlikely scenario.
How would you answer como eres?
Soy amable, trabajador/a y creativo/a.
I think you are wonderful in spanish?
Es / eres formidable (singular formal/informal 'you are')Son / sois formidables (plural formal/informal 'you are').
How would you answer this question in Spanish?
De donde eres
What is como eres in spanish?
"How are you?" as a question. If not, then it would mean "Like you are."
What does eres tu amable mean in spanish?
It asks the question, "Are you kind?"
How do you answer the question how are you like in Spanish?
Probably "¿Cómo eres?" or "¿Cómo es usted?".
Spanish conjugation you are?
eres eres
What is Eres in Spanish?
Eres means "you are". Such as "You are American" = "Eres americano/a"
What is Spanish for you are not?
In Spanish, "you are not" is translated as "no eres" (informal) or "no es" (formal).
