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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
What's up?
Dear Sirs,
1) - What’s up?
- How are you doing?
- How’s it going?
- Are you doing ok?
-These mean : “ How are you?”, right?
2) When you leave, you can say “ very nice meeting you”, or “ very nice talking to you”, right?
Thanks very much.
Nam Steven.
1) - What’s up?
- How are you doing?
- How’s it going?
- Are you doing ok?
-These mean : “ How are you?”, right?
2) When you leave, you can say “ very nice meeting you”, or “ very nice talking to you”, right?
Thanks very much.
Nam Steven.
Top answer
' 2-- Yes.
- ' 2-- Yes.
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Hi Nam,
1-- Yes, but 'what's up?' usually means 'what's new?'
2-- Yes.
1-- Yes, but 'what's up?' usually means 'what's new?'
2-- Yes.
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1) I think, "How's it going?" means "How is everything going on?".
So there is little difference between, "How are you?" and "How's it going?".
2) I don't think you say “ very nice meeting you”, for a person you know well. This is mainly used for the first meeting with a stranger, many cases in the beginning itself.
SG
So there is little difference between, "How are you?" and "How's it going?".
2) I don't think you say “ very nice meeting you”, for a person you know well. This is mainly used for the first meeting with a stranger, many cases in the beginning itself.
SG
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