How do you say ''Hows it going''. in Spanish?

Answer 1

"como te va?"

Answer 2

Que paso (like everyone else is saying) means "What happend?"

You asked how to say "Hows it going?"

Correct translations would be:

Como estas? = How are you

Como esta? (or Como le va) = would mean the same as above only FORMAL

Como van las cosas? = How are things going

Que tal? = What's up (informal - like if you were talking to friends)

Que onda? (Mexico) = What's up/ What's going on (informal - like if you were talking to friends)

Answer 3

From the Spanish for Dummies Book on-line preview:

¿Qué tal?
You use the greeting "¿Qué tal?" (keh tahl) (How are things?) when meeting someone you already know. This phrase is easy to pronounce and immediately gives the impression of someone speaking the language fluently.

¿Quiubo?
"¿Quiubo?" (keeoo-boh?) (What's up?) is very similar in its effect to "¿Qué tal?", but it's even more colloquial. You only use this phrase, which is common in Chile and a few other countries, with someone you know well and with whom you have an informal relationship.

Oddly, on a fishing website site I found a well-organized list of common Spanish phrases.

Hasta!

Answer 4

Que paso

Answer 5

Que paso? (How's it going?) or Que tal? (What's up?)

Answer 6

Como te va? (informal)

Como le va? (formal)

Answer 7

Normally it is like this:

Hola (hello) como vas? (How's it going)

In some other countries, they may say something like:

Hola (Hello) como va la cosa? (How's it going)

Answer 8

Que pasa vato loco?
Que pasa?
Como va?
Wasu mara?
3rd one is the most accurate one :-)

Answer 9

Another greeting is "Como andas" - How are you going ?

Answer 10

como te va