How to Say ‘How your project is going’ in Mexican Spanish
Cómo va tu proyecto
KOH-moh bah too proh-YEK-toh
[KOH-moh bah too proh-YEK-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses ir "to go" for how things are progressing, just like English. Swap the subject to reuse it: cómo va la reunión "how the meeting is going".
Phrase Breakdown
Cómo va
KOH-moh bah
How is it going
'Cómo' (how) plus 'va' (it goes). Stress the 'CÓ'.
¿Cómo va todo?
How is everything going?
Words in this phrase
Cómo
[KOH-moh]
how
Used to ask about the nature or character of something.
¿Cómo se usa «Cómo» en preguntas sobre la empresa?
How is “Cómo” used in questions about the company?
va
[bah]
is going (progressing)
From 'ir'; used for how something is progressing.
La obra va muy rápido.
The construction is going very fast.
tu proyecto
too proh-YEK-toh
your project
'Tu' is informal 'your'. Stress 'proYEC-to'.
Me gusta tu proyecto.
I like your project.
Words in this phrase
tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive adjective used before a noun.
Con tu perfil puedes destacar mucho.
With your profile, you can stand out a lot.
proyecto
[proh-YEK-toh]
project
A planned piece of work with a goal.
El proyecto empieza en enero.
The project starts in January.
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