como está tu hija

as your daughter is

como está tu hija(

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A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).

phrase

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person informal “tú” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., How are you?).

(informal)

(used to express location; second person singular)

a. as your daughter is

Como está tu hija en la escuela, ¿por qué no quedamos para tomar un café?As your daughter is at school, why don't we meet for a coffee?

b. since your daughter is

Como está tu hija contigo, no te sentirás tan sola.Since your daughter is with you, you won't feel so lonely.

c. as your daughter is there

Como está tu hija, puede traerte ella aquí, ¿no?As your daughter is there, she can bring you here, can't she?

d. since your daughter is there

Imagino que, como está tu hija y te ayudará ella a llevar las cajas, no hace falta que vaya yo.I imagine that, since your daughter is there and she'll help you carry the boxes, there's no need for me to come.

e. as your daughter is here

Como está tu hija, quizá ella pueda arreglarnos la computadora.As your daughter is here, maybe she'll be able to fix our computer.

f. since your daughter is here

Como está tu hija, esta noche seremos cinco a cenar.Since your daughter is here, there will be five of us for dinner this evening.

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person informal “tú” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., How are you?).

(informal)

(used to express state; second person singular)

a. as your daughter is

Como está tu hija tan contenta con su nuevo trabajo, pensé que tú también lo estarías.As your daughter is so happy with her new job, I thought you'd be as well.

b. since your daughter is

Como está tu hija enferma, no vengas hoy a la oficina, nos las arreglaremos sin ti.Since your daughter is ill, don't come to the office today. We'll manage without you.

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