* "Como esta tiempo": This translates to "How is the weather" but the grammar is slightly off. "Cómo está el tiempo" would be the correct way to ask about the weather.
* "La rasa x": This part is unclear. "La rasa" could refer to a type of fabric, a race of people, or even a specific person or place depending on context. "X" seems to be a placeholder or abbreviation for something that isn't explained.
* "Aya": This word typically refers to a governess or nanny in Spanish. However, it's used out of context here.
Possible interpretations:
1. "How is the weather in that place/area?": Assuming "la rasa x" refers to a specific location, the sentence might be asking about the weather there. However, "aya" would need to be replaced with something like "allí" or "en ese lugar."
2. "How is the weather for this type of person/thing?": If "la rasa x" refers to a specific group of people or a particular category of things, the sentence might be asking about the weather conditions that are suitable for them. However, this interpretation is highly speculative.
To understand the meaning accurately, more context is needed.
For instance, if you provide the full sentence or paragraph where this phrase appears, it would be easier to decipher its intended meaning.