What does ca va bi en merci?

Answer 1

"Ça va?" is an informal pleasantry, roughly meaning "How's it going?"

One reply is simply, "Ça va." for "It's going." (this has less of a negative meaning in the French than the English equivalent--in the French, it's meant as "Okay.")

So your phrase, 'Ça va aussi, merci,' could be translated to mean, 'I'm okay, too, thanks."

Answer 2

"ça VA bien merci" is an answer to "how do you do?". It means "I'm fine, thank you"

Answer 3

It means "Not bad, thanks", in reply to "How are you doing?".

Answer 4

"Ça va bien merci" = It goes well, thanks/thank you. (That's the literal translation).

In context, it means: I'm doing well/fine/OK, thanks.

Hope this helps. =)

Answer 5

its not "its going well thank you, and you?" its "things are going well thank you and you?"

Answer 6

"very well, thank you."

Answer 7

It is french for; I am well, thankyou.

Answer 8

I'm fine thank you