ohhhh I understand this, its meant to be spelt 'yo' very common British slang.
For this case we can translate the sentence as:
<em>__________you happy today?</em>
We must fill in the blank with the correct form of the present indicative of the verb to be.
The verb "to be" in Spanish can mean two things. "Ser o Estar". Therefore, it depends on the context in which it is used, the sentence will be translated in a different way.
- <em>"Estar" refers to places.
</em>
- <em>"Ser" refers to the personal description and of other people.</em>
We have that the present indicative of the third singular person is given by:
"you're" (tú estás)
Then, the sentence is completed as:
<em>Are you happy today?</em>
Answer:
¿Estás tú contento hoy?
Answer:
...in spanish...
1.como es el.
el es pintor.
2.como es ella.
es perezosa.
3.como son ellas.
son estudiosas.
4.como son ellos.
ellos son entrenadores.
5.como somos nosotras.
nosotras somos limpias.
6.como soy yo.
yo soy flaco.
Explanation:
...in English...
1.as is the.
he is a painter.
2.as she is.
it's lazy.
3.as they are.
they are studious.
4.as they are.
they are coaches.
5.as we are.
we are clean.
6.as I am.
I'm skinny.
if it served you give me crown plsssssssssss
"Ven a mi fiesta" is written correctly
