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Mexican language is spanish… it’d be "Como estas?
Como estas?
It’s called Spanish not mexican language!
do you mean Spanish?
Como esta? (formal)
Como estas? (familiar)
The main language of Mexico is Spanish, although there are also a number of indigenous languages. "How are you?" in Spanish is ¿Cómo estás?.
In order for it to be correct it requires the upside-down question mark at the beinning, an accent on the first "o" of "Cómo" and an accent on the "a" of "estás". All the answers given without these details are wrong.