what do you mean when you say "regular" in spanish?

Question

It says here a boy told his friend Como es esta? the other says moi bien gracias...y usted? then he says regular, _______ please fill in the blank!!

Answer 1

Hi ------, Welcome to the Forum. I am not really understanding your question, if you double click 'regular' or use the dictionary you will see it means more or less the same as in English - 'average', 'regular' 'nothing special.' You need a bit of correcting with the rest: Como es esta? This should probably be '¿Cómo está? the other says moi bien gracias...y usted? This should be 'Muy bien, gracias'

oh thanx i understand pretty much..i typed real fast so i didn't mind spelling mistakes. BTW u answered my question:) - Got-Spanish, Sep 15, 2010

Answer 2

My spanish book says regular means so-so.

adverb

1. so-so

¿Cómo está usted? How are you? (formal)

Muy bien, gracias. ¿Y usted? (formal)

Regular. (so-so) , gracias.

Answer 3

When he says "regular", he means ok. Regular means ok in spanish.

um thanx...that works - Got-Spanish, Sep 15, 2010