ho esta muibien bueno que pases un feliz fin de semana
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ho esta muibien bueno que pases un feliz fin de semana
bHoy esta muy bien. Bueno, que pases un feliz fin de semana.Quote:
Originally Posted by thedude3
spanish:Quote:
Originally Posted by penningdcp
hoy esta muy bien. bueno, que pases un fin de semana.
"hoy esta muy bien" it is a little confuse, i think that ... what you wanted to say is "esta bien".
english:
o.k, weel, I hope you have a nice weekend.
"hoy esta muy bien" might refer to many things, can you give us some more context...
because you might have been talking about someone, like how´s Mary/Tom...etc
and you anwer she/he´s very well today...(hoy esta muy bien), but this also implies that this person hasn´t been feeling ok lately...
so, can you give us the question for that answer?? :confused:
It doesn't say "Hoy" it says "ho". I guess he/she wanted to say "Oh", so I believe the sentence means something like:
"Oh, it's OK. Well, have a nice weekend"
:)
Gise, I think that is very plausible ;-}
I've had the chance to work with spanish-speakers from almost every country in Latin America and I've seen many mistakes like this, especially when it comes to writing text messages. So I can say I'm almost an expert in "decoding" these kind of sentences! LOL
I don't mean to offend anyone. I'm from Argentina, so I know we're not exactly experts in writing! :D
but whta if the sentence was written by someone that was practicing his/her english too...
it could have a lot of meanings, maybe he/she was trying to say :
Hoy es un buen día. Bueno, que pases un feliz fin de semana.
it's also a common mistake for people who oirigally talk in english and are trying to lear english and doesn't know very well how to make up a sentence
anyway... i think gise's option is the best in any case (: