"a ta bien" is not a real sentence.
It could be "esta bien" which means "it/he/she is good". It could be a response to a question How are things? Then it would mean "things are going well." Also in the carribean many native Spanish speakers have a tendency to "swallow" the S
in certain words and pronounce the S like a j (Engish H). It could make Esta sound like ejta or "a ta"
a ta could also be just the way some one heard "aqua" meaning "here". "Aqua bien" means "Here good" or "Everything's fine here" when responding to a question how things are where you are.
"Y que tú (you) cuentas?" = "And do you say" (What's your story) (What's up with you)
"La cuenta" means the check or bill (like at a restaurant)
The verb cuenta (contar) means:
he/she/it counts, costs, tells, or includes
Translated from Spanish - it means 'that counts'
the check(bill)
"Nos trae la cuenta" (not al cuenta) means "Bring us the bill." You should add "por favor" (please) to your request.
No me habia dado cuenta = I had not realized.
"The bill please" in Spanish is "la cuenta por favor". It is pronounced "la KWEN-tah poor fah-BORE". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
la cuenta
What does la cartera mean in spanish
la historia/cuenta de Rosa
That means "account certification".
"Nos trae la cuenta" (not al cuenta) means "Bring us the bill." You should add "por favor" (please) to your request.
buenas nocehes mi cuenta aparece bloqueada me podrias dar imformacion de que hacer al respecto
registar your account in google.
Translation: ¿A cuánto se suma la cuenta?While this is an accurate translation, it is not commonly used in Spanish. A more natural idiomatic expression would be "¿Cuánto le debo?" which means "How much do I owe you?"
"The balance on your Paygo account is 4.00 Your account expires in 5 days. Please recharge before your account expires or you will lose your balance."
It means, "My friend pays [is paying, picking up] the bill [tab]."
Withholdings and payments on account of income tax?
No me habia dado cuenta = I had not realized.
"The bill please" in Spanish is "la cuenta por favor". It is pronounced "la KWEN-tah poor fah-BORE". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
la means the in english