"how is you my father"
when you want to greet your father what do you say
9 Answers
"how is you my father"
How are you, my father - Formal
How are you dad? - Informal
Father, how are you feeling? - Formal
Dad, how are you doing? - Informal
Hi and welcome to the forum.
In English you'd say "How are you?"
In Spanish you'd say "¿Cómo está usted?"
The main problem I see with "how are you my father", no matter how formal, is that it sounds to me like Luke Skywalker is questioning Darth Vader. What do you mean "my father"? "How are you my father?" You don't look anything like my father!!
Most people nowadays just say: "Hi dad, how're you?" "¡Hola Papá!, ¿cómo estás?"
In english.. How are you dad. cual es la diferencia de padré y papi.
En español... Que tel papa. which is more informal than Cómo está papa o padré
I am not very good with accents, please correct them is they are wrong.
¿Cómo estás mi padre/papá?
Really, it depends on what your relationship with your father is like. If you are really close, you can you the informal "¡Hola, Papá! ¿Cómo está?"
If you aren't really that close, or are feeling respectful at the time
you can use the formal "¡Hola, padre! ¿Cómo esta?"
Hope that helps!
Gekkosan, I had the same thought!!!
What do you mean "my father"? "How are you my father?"
But the question clearly indicates a greeting is what is desired here.
And, as of my post, the original question has not been edited so despite the "is" in the heading, it is quite clear that an answer in English is not necessary (except for the innocent bystanders).
So, at this time, I would say there are four excellent answers! For the price of only one admission!
HI Oluku, please use correct spelling in your posts.
For example:
When you want to greet your father: What do you say?
Correcting your English:
When you would like to greet your father, what would you say?
"how is you my father"
"How is you my father" is not correct English
when you want to greet your father what do you say
when you want to greet your father what do you say : Is not correct grammar or punctuation