At the beginning of English conversations, it is polite to ask how the person is after saying hello and let them speak first. soa natural?
- Inglês (RU)
Natural
Yes, but English people in general don't care how you are when they ask. They will always say good or okay or alright. eg.
Hey
Hey how are you?
Good thanks you?
Yeah good thanks.
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- Inglês (RU)
Natural
Yes, but English people in general don't care how you are when they ask. They will always say good or okay or alright. eg.
Hey
Hey how are you?
Good thanks you?
Yeah good thanks.
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Thank you for your answer and comment, Dwedge! I like your comment! Actually, that is a relief for me. I always answer like that when I am asked these days although I seriously tried expressing how I was when I was asked before. :)
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