How would you say "How are your classes going?" in Spanish? =/?

Question

No online translators like babel fish ><. I already tried searching but nothing came up...help please ^-^;;

Answer 1

Como van las clases? or Como te va en las clases? (How are you doing in your classes)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sheena, "Van" (Pronounced: VAHHN or like 'Vaughn') It's the plural form of "go" or "going" delante=front detras=behind Example: Where are you guys going? Adonde VAN ustedes (plural) Where are you going? Adonde vas? VA, VAS, VAN (sing) go, (sing) going, (pl.) going

Answer 4

Como tu classes? Means "Like your Classes?"
And " ¿Usted tienen gusto de sus clases?" means "Do you have taste for your classes?" It's hard to say "How are your classes going," because the english idioms are not the same as those in spanish.

Answer 5

"como te van en las clases?"
in spanish, the double s (ss) doesn't exist, so when translating a word with double ss, you just eliminate one s.

Answer 6

there is another way (informal)

"?Que onda con tus clases?"
(what's up with ur classes- basically)

Answer 7

cómo estan tus clases
( how are your clases.)

estas haciendo bien en tus clases
( are you doing good in your classes.)

really i don't think that there's a translation for that

Answer 8

como van tus clases.

Answer 9

¿Cómo te van las clases? (notice only one "s" in "clases")