How to say, May I come in? And how are you in Spanish?

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In any Lanugage there are multiple ways of framing a sentence thus in Spanish too. May i Come in? - Puedo entrar?, me permites a entrar? How are you? - Familiar form - Como estas?, Como haces? Que haces? Que Tal? Polite Form - Como esta? Como se va? Regards, Saurabh Baheti 14+ Years Experienced Spanish...
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In any Lanugage there are multiple ways of framing a sentence thus in Spanish too. May i Come in? - Puedo entrar?, me permites a entrar? How are you? - Familiar form - Como estas?, Como haces? Que haces? Que Tal? Polite Form - Como esta? Como se va? Regards, Saurabh Baheti 14+ Years Experienced Spanish Teacher and Trainer read less
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Hola Srikant, You could say ¿Puedo entrar? or ¿Puedo pasar? In case you wish to sound a little bit more polite, you can add Perdón or Disculpe at the beginning of the question, like- ¿Perdón, Puedo entrar? At the end you may add an appropriate addressing term. Por...
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Hola Srikant, You could say ¿Puedo entrar? or ¿Puedo pasar? In case you wish to sound a little bit more polite, you can add Perdón or Disculpe at the beginning of the question, like- ¿Perdón, Puedo entrar? At the end you may add an appropriate addressing term. Por ejemplo-¿Puedo entrar,Maestra? I hope this will help you. Adios read less
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Hola Srikant , this is Zenia from Mexico May I come in ? you can say as Puedo pasar? or Puedo entrar? And , How are you ? , depends , in a polite way (formal) you can say : Como esta usted ? , (formal way ) , Como estas ?
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Puedo entrar? -may i come in? Cómo está? How are you? Put a reverse question mark before starting d question
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You can say like this in general case - Puedo entrar? Podria entrar, por favor? - this is more courteous.
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There could be a thousand ways of saying ''How are you?'' in Spanish, depending on which Spanish-speaking country you're from or in which you are a tourist. If you were holidaying in Argentina, for example, you'd ask: '¿Cómo andas?' (= How are you?) In Spain, you'd ask: '¿Qué...
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There could be a thousand ways of saying ''How are you?'' in Spanish, depending on which Spanish-speaking country you're from or in which you are a tourist. If you were holidaying in Argentina, for example, you'd ask: '¿Cómo andas?' (= How are you?) In Spain, you'd ask: '¿Qué tal?' or the more formal, '¿Cómo estás?', whereas in Cuba, the most common way to ask how someone is doing is ¿Qué bola?. read less
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May i come in-¿Puedo entrar? Hoe are you-¿cómo está? OR ¿qué tal?
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Puedo entrar ? Como esta ?
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Puedo entrar? como está usted.
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