"todo bien/vien"?

Question

i think the reader is trying to say " did you understand it"??

i cannot distinguish if its b or v.

Answer 1

Or, maybe todo bien means "everything's fine?"

The other construction is confusing. I'm eager to hear other suggestions.

Buena suerte...

Answer 2

HI smalleye, welcome to the forum

Please remember this is a learning site and we use corrct spelling here, thanks;.)

Todo bien.

It depends on the context here, small, but this normally means: it's ok, is it ok?

• "corrct spelling" (as you wrote!) is definitely a virtue. Often it arises from misstyping, yes? - 0057ed01 Nov 11, 2009

Answer 3

yeah "everything's fine" makes perfect sense in the context! muchas gracias!!

• De nada. Me gusta tus cuestiones. Aprendo mucho de la calidad de sus cuestiones. Keep 'em coming! - 0057ed01 Nov 11, 2009
• What context? You never posted any. - Eddy Nov 11, 2009

Answer 4

When you say me gusta tus cuestiones don't you mean tus preguntas as cuestiones is the second person subjuntive of the verb "cuestionar" which means to question.

• Cuestiones is also the plural of cuestión. - webdunce Nov 11, 2009

Answer 5

Hold on -- let's discuss this response from "Ken":

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I agree with Ken that:

Me gusta tus cuestiones. Aprendo mucho de la calidad de sus cuestiones.

Should use "tus preguntas" as Ken recommends and not "tus cuestiones ". I hope?

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I understand the use of "cuestionar" means "to question" something as in "doubt" Example:

• "Es una cuestión de que seas capaz de nadar por una milla, que es necesario usar un chaleco salvavidas."
• (It's a question of you being able to swim for a mile, that you need to wear a life vest.)

Hear "cuestión" -- questions the ability to swim a mile. "preguntar" would not work.

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And "preguntar" is to ask a question about something.

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Ok any help and thoughts will be welcomed.

• How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? I'm lost here, but appreciate the attempt to debate the finer points. - 0057ed01 Nov 12, 2009