possible answers to How are you?

I would answer it

"I'm not quite feeling well." or

"I'm not feeling very well, thanks."

Ciao,

IF [A]

Hi,

I would like to know some possible answers to question " How are you".

The answer:" I'm not very well, but thanks for your interest." Is it correct?

The answer: "I'm not very well, thanks." Is it correct?

These are grammatically OK. However, they may or may not be suitable

Hi,
I've often heard:

- How are you?
- (I'm) good / fine, (thanks).

Hi,

Some people see (I'm) goodas an informal Americanism.

Best wishes, Clive

Good. That means I'm Americanizing myself, lol.

What about 'To be under the weather'

- How are you?
- I am under the weather (?)

or is it used in these cases?

- How are you?
- Not very well
- Oh, I'm sorry you are under the weather.

I read it in a book and thought it was an idiom, but, I am not sure of it! Does it make any sense?

Hi,

Yes, that's a common idiom.

Clive

PuccaWhat about 'To be under the weather'

- How are you?
- I am under the weather (?)

Hello Clive!

Hi,

Yes, that's fine. It's the same as saying I am sick and I feel sick.

Clive

Sick? Sick means ill, doesn't it?

I thought it meant in a bad mood or something similar, like sad or not on the mood to smile..

Thanks once more!