That sentence is phrased incorrectly. Roughly it translates to I like you very much, madam. It should be "Je vous/t' aime bien, madame" meaning Je=I, vous/te(t')=you, aime=like(Could be love, depends on context), bien=well, but in this case means very/very much, madame=madam. The sentence translates roughly into I like/love (depending, again, on who you're talking to) you very much, madam. IF the aime is used to mean love, then the vous should be te(t' in front of vowels and/or unaspirated h's) (formal>informal) although that does not make too much sense with the word "madame" at the end.
salut, tu vas bien ? means "Hi, how d'you do" in French.
As I understand you question: "as, a" are forms of the verb "avoir", (to have) tu as (you have), il / elle a (he, she has) "bien" means well; and "tout" means all. "tu as bien tout compris ?" is a standard expression in French, meaning "did you undertand it all?" "tu as bien tout / tu as bien tout pris / tu as bien toutes tes affaires ?" can be translated as "do you have it all / did you take it all / do you have all your stuff?" It could be a misspelling of - à bientôt - see you soon
It is French for "why you are not well".
'bien papi y tu = well, daddy, and you?
Did you sleep well? is 'as-tu bien dormi ?' or 'est-ce que tu as bien dormi ?' or as-tu pass
Tu vas bien = you are good or Tu vas bien? = how are you?
Well tu amor means your love and hace bien means doing well
"Tu vas bien ? Ton travail, ça marche bien ?" means "are you well? Does your work go well ?" in English.
tu danses très bien miss means 'you dance very well, miss'
'Tu amor esta bien pero = Your love is fine/good but '....tu far' (?) (do you mean 'too far'? - '(you go) too far'?; '(you live) too far away'?)
salut, tu vas bien ? means "Hi, how d'you do" in French.
You are well brave with me
It means: "well as you walk"
bien y tu- answer..find, and you?
As I understand you question: "as, a" are forms of the verb "avoir", (to have) tu as (you have), il / elle a (he, she has) "bien" means well; and "tout" means all. "tu as bien tout compris ?" is a standard expression in French, meaning "did you undertand it all?" "tu as bien tout / tu as bien tout pris / tu as bien toutes tes affaires ?" can be translated as "do you have it all / did you take it all / do you have all your stuff?" It could be a misspelling of - à bientôt - see you soon
Even better, you said it!
It means- How are you? What's your name?