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意味は "How are you doing?" や "How's it going?" と同じで、"How are you going?" ときっちり発音されずに、"How you goin?" のように発音します。 使い方はというと、冒頭に出てきたように、友達にばったり会った時に、 Hey! How're you going? のように使われたり、店員さんが、 Hi there! How're you going? と声をかけてくることも。 さらに、何かの作業をしている人に「どう？ うまくいってる？ 」みたいなニュアンスで声をかけるときに使われることもあります。 "How are you going?" にどう答える？ "How're you going?" の意味は分かりました。 We'd love to offer up some templates and tips on how to respond to 21 unique conversations you're likely to face on social media. Let's get started! 1. Responding to a question. This is probably one of the most common conversations you'll come across in your day-to-day business. How are you doing? How have you been? What's sizzling? How do you do? Howdy! (This is actually an informal greeting that is short for "How do you do?") What's going on? What's new? Whazzup? (Just a wordplay on the regular "What's up?" greeting.) What are you up to? What's good in the hood? (It rhymes, so it's good!) Long time no see! "Where are you going?" I asked. "To measure Jerusalem," he replied, "and to determine its width and length." King James Bible Then said I, Whither goest thou? And he said unto me, To measure Jerusalem, to see what is the breadth thereof, and what is the length thereof. New King James Version So I said, "Where are you going?" White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was incredulous on Monday night when CNN host Don Lemon asked if she believed President Joe Biden has the stamina physically and mentally to continue on. Angst Sich Mit Jungs Zu Treffen. 1. How to Answer How Are You?’ Olivier Hi, how are you? Gina I’m good, thanks, you? O Hi, how are you? G I’m pretty good. O Hi, how are you? G I’m OK. O Hi, how are you? G Not bad, thanks. O Hi, how are you? G I’m very well. O Hi, how are you? G I’m great! Remember that it’s polite to also ask the other person how they are, too. You can do this by simply adding you? Or, and you? For example I’m very well, and you? I’m great! You? Notice that the intonation rises at the end to show that you’re asking a question. Now, you’ve learned some ways to answer the question how are you, but what about the question itself? 2. How to Ask How Are You?’ Like I’m fine, there are many ways to ask how are you, and you should try to add variety to your English when you speak. By the way, you probably wouldn’t ask a person you see regularly how are you? If you see them often it might sound strange because nothing has changed since the last time you saw each other. Here are a few alternatives you can use. These are more informal, but they’re very common in everyday situations. How’s it going? How’re things? How’re you doing? How’s life? In informal spoken English, you should use contractions and link words to sound natural. So, make sure you say How’s it going, with a contraction of is. You can’t use the full form—How is it going—unless you want to sound like a robot. Similarly, how’re you doing needs to be pronounced with a contraction of are. You can even leave out the word are and just say how you doing? Next, let’s see how you can put these greetings together in a real situation. O Hey! How’s it going? G Pretty good thanks, you? O Yeah, not bad. … G Hi, Olivier, how’re things? O Good, thanks, and you? G I’m good! Next, let’s look at some even more informal ways of asking or answering the question how are you. 3. Informal Ways to Ask and Answer How Are You?’ Here are three very informal questions you can use to ask how are you How’s tricks? What’s up? What’s new? Alright? Remember that these are very informal. That doesn’t mean they’re rude or that you shouldn’t use them, but you can’t use them in more formal situations. And yes, how’s tricks is grammatically incorrect, but that’s the phrase which people use! These are common between friends and people who know each other well. Remember what you learned about linking words earlier? It’s also important here. You don’t say, What is up? You say, What’s up? And, you don’t say, What is new? You say, What’s new? These different questions can also have different responses. Let’s look! G Alright? O Yeah, you? G Yeah, not bad. … O What’s new? G Not a lot! You? O Nothing much. It might sound negative to you to just say nothing, but it’s a very common expression to say that you’re well. Because these are very informal ways to ask how are you, sometimes they’re used as greetings. This means that sometimes these questions don’t need an answer. When using these phrases, you can simply answer with an informal greeting, like this O What’s up? G Hey, what’s up? … O Alright? G Hey! What else do you need to think about in these situations? It’s important that you continue the conversation after you answer the how are you question. How can you do that? 4. How to Continue the Conversation Even if you’re a master of greeting phrases in English, that won’t help you if this happens O Hi, how are you? G I’m fine thank you, and you? O Fine thanks. [Long, awkward pause…] So, what can you say after the initial greeting? You have many choices! Basically, you can make a statement, or ask a question. For example, you could tell the other person something about yourself and your life, like this Actually, work was pretty stressful, but now I’m looking forward to… I had a really good day today, because… I’ve just been to… Or, there’s always the weather! It’s really hot today, isn’t it? It’s been so wet the last few days. Hopefully it’ll be brighter this weekend! British people love to talk about the weather, if you hadn’t realised yet! You can also ask another question, such as How was your day? How’s your day going? How was your weekend? If you’re more confident, or you know more about the person you’re talking to, you can go into more detail and ask them more specific questions. For example How was your trip to Madrid last weekend? Did you watch the football last night? Is your brother visiting you next week, or is it the week after? Now, you should know how to greet people, how to ask and answer how are you in different ways, and how to continue the conversation. Let’s see how you can put everything together. it All Together G Hey, how are things? O I’m good thanks, but a little tired today busy at work. How about you? G I’m well, but I’ve got a lot at work too. How was your trip to Madrid last weekend? O Fantastic! It’s a really great city. What did you do last weekend? G Nothing much, just relaxed on the beach! O Very nice! [fade out/in] O Hi, what’s new? G Not much, you? O Yeah, alright. G You look a bit tired. O Yeah, I didn’t sleep well last night. G Oh no, why not? O My neighbours had a big party and it was really loud. G I hate it when people do that. O Yeah, me too. Anyway, how’s your day going? Now, it’s your turn to practice! Imagine somebody asks how are you? Can you write down five possible things you could say? Pause the video and write down your answers now. Ready? Let’s look. Of course, there are more than five possible answers. These are just suggestions I’m good. I’m pretty good. Not bad. A little bit tired. Great, thanks! And what about different ways to ask how are you? What can you say? Pause the video and write down five different ways to ask this question. OK? Again, these are just suggestions. There are many possibilities! How’s it going? How’re you doing? What’s up? How’s life? How’re things? And what do you do next? Do you stop talking? No; keep going! Ask a question or make a statement to continue the conversation. Learn how to continue speaking with this Oxford Online English lesson on making small talk. Thanks for watching! The idiom how’s it going is another way to say how are you, how are things progressing, or what’s up. The it can refer to life in general, a project, or your day. It should be noted that this idiom is said in many countries with the answer expected to be fine or good. This is not usually what a person says when he or she truly wants details of your life or day. Often this is said as a continuation of the greeting Hi, how’s it going?, and the return answer should also be a continuation Good, see you later. If the speaker wants further details, he or she will ask again or make it understood by intonation or facial expressions. In written communication, the idiom can appear as part of a greeting in a letter, but again almost as a rhetorical question that is not expected to be answered. ExamplesI see a lot of people when I’m working the lunch during the week. Even if people I’ve seen before aren’t sitting in my section, I always swing by and say, “Oh hey, how’s it going?” just to let them know that I remember they were here before and let them know they’re in good hands. [Cosmopolitan]Every morning, as we walk through middle campus, we inevitably pass several people we know and engage in a dialogue that fits a construct resembling this “Hey, how’s it going?” “Good, how about you?” “Good.” After this, we move on. The phrase how’s it going, which has become nothing more than a superficial conversational placeholder for genuine interest, demands a lot more than the usual mechanical and lifeless response it receives. [The Heights] Estes exemplos podem conter palavras rudes baseadas nas suas pesquisas. Estes exemplos podem conter palavras coloquiais baseadas nas suas pesquisas. como você vai como é que vai como vão como é que você vaicomo você irá como você está indo como vamos como irá como te vais como fará como pretende Como é que vão Como é que te vais Sugestões But how are you going to get to the safe? Mas como vai chegar até ao cofre? But how are you going to explain all this stuff to Hank? Isso teria dado um jeito, mas como vai explicar essas coisas ao Hank? Now how are you going to respond? Now, by this, how are you going to improve? And how are you going to stop it? Well, how are you going to build a house without any plans? Well, how are you going to do that? Exactly how are you going to get a baby inside of me? And how are you going to arrange that? And just how are you going to do that? So how are you going to make it? So how are you going to do that? And how are you going to give birth? But how are you going to get there? So, how are you going to write your letter? I said how are you going to find somewhere in Munich to get it cut and there is the fact you do not speak German. Eu disse como você vai encontrar algures em Munique para obter o corte e há o facto de que não falo alemão. Millions. And how are you going to do this? So how are you going to grow your traffic now, Neil? Great. Now, how are you going to achieve that? Great! Now - how are you going to fill it? Não foram achados resultados para esta acepção. Sugestões que contenham how are you going Resultados 1025. Exatos 1025. Tempo de resposta 266 ms. Se perguntarem a você how are you doing, você vai saber responder?Pois saiba que essa é uma pergunta bastante comum entre os falantes da língua artigo de hoje, a gente conta o que significa essa expressão e o que dizer quando ela for dirigida a lá!How are you doing o que a expressão significa?How are you doing é uma saudação em inglês que significa como vai você? Quem é fã da série Friends certamente vai se lembrar do famoso bordão do personagem Joey, “how you doin’”, que nada mais é do que uma abreviação mais informal do tema do nosso artigo de prática, how are you doing e how are you significam basicamente a mesma coisa, embora a primeira seja considerada levemente mais informal por alguns pode ainda perguntar “como você está” da seguinte forma how is it going?Quando usar how are you doing?Como qualquer cumprimento, você pode usar o how are you doing toda vez que encontrar uma pessoa e quiser perguntar como ela seja hi, how are you doing? é o mesmo que oi, como vai?E o que dizer quando alguém perguntar how are you doing?Existem várias formas de responder a essa pergunta. Uma delas é usando o “I’m doing” + seu estado de forma I’m doing ok / Estou bem I’m doing alright / Estou bem I’m doing great / Estou ótimo a I’m doing fine / Estou bem I’m good / Estou também pode ser mais direto, usando respostas como I’m alright I’m great I’m por aí com how are you doingPara descobrir outras formas de conversar em inglês usando o how are you doing, acompanhe os exemplos a seguir Hello Julie, how are you doing? / Olá, Julie, como vai você? Hi Peter, I’m doing great, thanks for asking. / Olá, Peter, eu estou ótima, obrigada por perguntar. I saw you crying last night. How are you doing today? / Eu vi você chorando ontem à noite. Como você está hoje? I’m feeling much better, thank you. / Eu estou me sentindo muito melhor, obrigada. Hi, beautiful. How are you doing? / Oi, linda. Como vai? I’m fine, thanks. And you? / Estou bem, obrigada. E você? Good morning, class. How are you doing today? / Bom dia, classe. Como vocês estão hoje? All good, mister Smith. / Tudo certo, senhor Smith. Hello my friend, long time no see. How are you doing? / Olá meu amigo, há quanto tempo! Como você está? Hi Jack, I’m doing pretty good, thanks. And you? / Olá Jack, eu estou muito bem, obrigado. E você? Good evening, sir. My name is John, at your service. How are you guys doing here? / Boa noite, senhor. Meu nome é John, a seu serviço. 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