"response to ¿Cómo estás?"

Question

response to coma estas

I would say it: Estoy bien, ¿ y usted? (it means: I am good, and you? - cheezy03, SEP 12, 2009

Possible, but he addressed you informally, unless there is a reason not to, I would reply informally. - 0074b507, SEP 12, 2009

please note that it is mandatory on this forum to use correct spelling, grammar, and capitalization in your posts. - - 00494d19, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 1

There are maybe thousands of responses to this. The most common is "estoy bien, gracias". But don't think if you ask this, that is all you are going to hear. You may hear "casi, casi", "todo igual" "estoy mal" "mi jefe me ponga bien mal", etc.

Answer 2

Some responses are:

• Estoy Bien (i am good)
• Estoy Mal (I am bad)
• Estoy no bien (I am not good)
• Estoy no mal (i am not bad)
• Asi-Asi (so-so)

If you were to ask, ¿Que Pasa? (Whats up?) some responses are:

• nada (nothing)

And, my favorite,

• nada nada lemonada (nothing nothing lemonade)

"Estoy no bien/mal" don't work. "No estoy bien/mal." are possible. - samdie, SEP 12, 2009

Answer 3

estoy triste estoy cansada estoy enojado/enojada estoy aburrido estoy confundido/confundida estoy feliz estoy mal estoy bien :D

Answer 4

I usually say, "Muy bien. ¿Y tú?" Sometimes I say, "Muy bien. ¿Qué tal?" I would probably follow the other person's lead in using the tú or the Ud. form.

Answer 5

Without question marks this isn't a question, coma is the subjuntive command to eat but followed by estas this is saying eat you and doesn't make sense so I assume that it is meant to be the question ¿ cómo estás ? which means how are you to which you could reply: muy bien gracias meaning very well thank you anyway in a nutshell your punctuation and spelling appears to be wrong. Regards Ken.