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Xoleoni97 Posted 10 years ago
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Hi! I was wondering what the difference is between "How about" and "what about". I mean for example, I got into a fight with someone and I told them that I didn't care about anything. That person said that I've got reputation to protect. Which one does he have to use?? "How about a reputation to protect?" or "What about a reputation to protect?"

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xoleoni97 I was wondering what the difference is between "How about" and "what about" I see none in your example or in any reasonable similar context.

— Mister Micawber

  • xoleoni97 I was wondering what the difference is between "How about" and "what about" I see none in your example or in any reasonable similar context.
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xoleoni97 I was wondering what the difference is between "How about" and "what about"
I see none in your example or in any reasonable similar context.
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That person said that I had a reputation to protect.
What / how about your reputation?

Either what or how is possible.
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