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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Greet greetings
I want to know what native English speakers from different countries usually say for how are you.
For example, you may hear "What's up" in the U.S.A a lot and Goodday mate in Australia..
Is it correct?
What else do they say often in the U.S.A and Australia and other countries including the U.K, canada and New Zealand etc.
For example, you may hear "What's up" in the U.S.A a lot and Goodday mate in Australia..
Is it correct?
What else do they say often in the U.S.A and Australia and other countries including the U.K, canada and New Zealand etc.
Top answer
US: Hi, hello, how are you, how's it going, good morning/afternoon/evening.
- US: Hi, hello, how are you, how's it going, good morning/afternoon/evening.
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US: Hi, hello, how are you, how's it going, good morning/afternoon/evening.
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Australia: what's up, how's it going, what's happening, anything happening, how are ya, how's things, howzit ("how's it"), g'day
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