Questions & Answers about Ella estudia chino ahora.
The translation says "is studying," but isn't estudia just "studies"?
In Spanish, the simple present tense can mean both things. Ella estudia can translate to "She studies" (a general habit) or "She is studying" (happening right now). Because we added ahora (now), it makes sense to translate it as "is studying" here.
How does the verb estudiar change to match Ella?
Why isn't the word for Chinese (chino) capitalized?