How do you answer Cómo estás?

How do you answer if someone asks you, « ¿Cómo estás? » or « How are you? »? The standard answer is probably « Bien » (« Fine ») or « Muy bien » (« Very good »). Of course, both of those responses are often expanded: « Muy bien, gracias. ¿Y tú? » (« Quite well, thank you.

Furthermore, What is no hay de qué? A simple no hay de qué is their way of showing you that they appreciate that you are being polite, but really that they are just doing their job.

What does muy bien y? Spanish. I am fine, how are you.

Besides, How do you respond to Donde Vives Tu?

Contenus

What is Y tú?

1. ( informal) (second person singular) and you.

also, What is El gusto es mio? Spanish. my pleasure (the pleasure is mine)

What is the meaning of Nos vemos? « Nos vemos » is a commonly used colloquial phrase to say « see you later » or « we will see each other later ». We all know that idioms and colloquialisms do not usually translate literally from one language to another.

What is the difference between de Nada and no hay de que? Bookmark this question. Show activity on this post. I am learning Spanish and ran across « De nada » and « No hay de qué ». Both mean « You’re welcome ».

What is Bien E Tu in English?

Translation of « bien et tu » in English. well and you. fine and you. good and you. okay and you.

Do you speak English in Mexican?

Do Spanish speakers use asi asi?

Así así – so-so

A whole debate exists on whether the use of así in this way is a direct English translation of the expression “so-so,” and if it’s ever used by Spanish native speakers. Well—yes, it is. You’ll hear it quite often, and you can use it as a synonym to más o menos.

What is como eres mean? What are you like? (

What Spanish verb would you use to ask age?

In Spanish, we use the verb tener (to have) to talk about age. To say I am [number] years old, we use tengo + [number of years] + años.

Is Como Eres correct?

The expression ¿cómo eres tú? (pronounced: KOH-moh EH-rehs too) can be used in two different contexts: What are you like? What…

What’s the meaning of Mucho Gusto? Mucho Gusto Pronounced: Moo-cho Goo-stow. This phrase means “nice to meet you.” It is obviously used when you’re meeting someone for the first time. It can be used in the beginning and the end of the conversation.

Whats De donde eres mean? – Saying where you’re from in Spanish – Coffee Break Spanish To Go Episode 1.03.

What does De nada mean?

Definition of de nada

: of nothing : you’re welcome.

Does Mucho Gusto mean? Overall, the phrase mucho gusto is a great way to say “nice to meet you” or “pleased to meet you” when greeting someone new.

What is the Spanish slang for have a good night?

To wish someone “have a good night” in Spanish, you say Que tengas buenas noches.

What do you say after Nos vemos? Informal Ways to Say Goodbye