You searched for: bien merci, et vous (Spanska - Engelska)

je suis très bien merci?
i am very well thank you?

- très bien merci, et vous? muy bien, fracias, y usted?
très bien merci, et vous? - very well thank you, and yourself? (formal)

ca va bien merci e tu
how are you thank you

¡muy bien, gracias!:bien, merci !
i'm good, thanks: bien, merci !

bien et vous êtes le patrona de ma
bien et vous êtes le patron de ma­

el portero dijo "¿comment allez-vous?" y mi hija de diez años dio la vuelta hacia él y le contestó "très bien, merci, et vous?".
the doorman said "comment allez-vous?"

et vous oubliez votre devoir –dijo a veselovsky, el cual también había salido a la escalinata.
'et vous oubliez votre devoir,'[and you forget your duty.] said she to veslovsky, who was also standing in the portico.

camille dir'e: quoi le montant que vous manque et vous aime mais maintnant beaucoup travail bonn'e journeè
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