Tell me please, what's the difference? I understand all of them are informal?
But how much? Is it OK for 'What's up' between not very close colleagues, for example? Is it for some age, maybe for youth mostly or not? Is it just a greeting or a real question?
Thanks
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" is considered almost rude. I would not use this phrase today. " is not used.
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" is considered almost rude.
I would not use this phrase today.
" is not used.
" This is would be used between two men who know each other.
This is borderline rude.
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"What's up?" is considered almost rude. I would not use this phrase today.
"How is it going?" is not used. You would say: "How's it going?" This is would be used between two men who know each other. This is borderline rude. I would not recommend using this.
"What's going down?" can have prurient connotations. This would only be used between men in a rowdy situation. I you
Tell me please, what's the difference? I understand all of them are informal? Yes.
But how much? Is it OK for 'What's up' between not very close colleagues, for example? Is it for some age, maybe for youth mostly or not? Is it just a greeting or