This is colloquial Spanish. In proper Spanish the words would be "ya está, mi hija."
It's translation is dependent on the circumstance and can be one of two things:
"That's it, my daughter." -- usually positive and referring to a small accomplishment.
"That's enough, my daughter." -- usually negative and referring to an activity that has been exceeded.
The Spanish words esta es translate into English as the words this is. These words translate into French as c'est.
One is.
It literally means, already if this good one
your opinion is biased.
dónde está = where are you quiero verte = I want to see you
Are you drink?,right (girl)
How are you? = Como esta?
The Spanish words esta es translate into English as the words this is. These words translate into French as c'est.
esta semana
One is.
me encanta esta foto OR me gusta mucho esta foto
its como estas, and it mean how are you?
no esta en cumplimiento
The trip is ready.
Está / es esté / sea Esta or es (WRONG)
¿Qué haces esta noche?
ya if you don't believe me go to google translate