Hi/hello Miiz how are you you know you have a beautiful photo
IT CAN BE TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH AS FOLLOWED. Hello, how can you speak spanish?
Ola, Chica! Que tal? (And possibly prepare yourself for a cold stare . . . )
They are saying, "Hello! How are you my girl?"
Hi! How's it going? How have you been? would be the best translation I think...
Mi día ha sido bastante bien, hasta ahora. Hello, friend, how is your day? My day has been pretty good so far. One thing - The word for "hello" is "hola", where the "h" is not sounded. "Ola" is a wave (on the ocean).
I think it's Portuguese for: Hi my friend where are you and how are you
Hi how's it going with you how's the family
Hi. I'm on my way home. Where are you at?
Ola como esta? or Oi como vai? Ola, Oi = hello, hi. como = how. esta = are. vai = goes. Voce, which is the personal pronoun for 'you' in Portuguese, doesn't have to be used. For the verb form tells listeners that it's the third person form with he/she/it/you, depending upon the context.Olá, como vai você
ola como le hago para descargarlo
ola = life