what does it mean when someone asks who are you?
478772
When someone asks "Who are you?". Chances are they just want your name. In some situations (if they interpret your presence as out of place or perhaps a even a threat) they might wan't your function.
195439
He could be asking because he is nervous about people he cant see, and the way they interact with you. He could be asking because he wants to be nice, and asking someone about their life is a way to make conversation about them.
1124740
I say; “You Are!” I find 'You Are' usually surprises and delights the other person while making them feel welcomed. Often it gets a laugh if you pause after saying it with a smile. Then ask them what they are up to. Give it a try.
259115
If someone ask you if you miss them or not, it means they're curious to find out if you miss them or not, if they wasn't they wouldn't ask, in some cases the question could be asked by someone who misses you & is asking simply because they find it difficult to express the fact that they are missing you, so before ...
933689
Originally Answered: what is the difference between who you are and what you are? What you are is the way you present yourself. And the things you do. Who you are is the person underneath all that.
171182
It just means doing something. So the question “What are you up to?” just means “What are you doing?” Here's a sample conversation between friends: ... So the question, “What are you up to?” can mean “What are you doing right now? Are you busy?
342635
It means that she wants to know if you are single. This is why most people ask if you're married. ... “Are you married?” is a question asked for one simple reason: To find out if you are single and available for dating. If the question is asked for any other reason whatsoever, I wouldn't spend any time thinking about it.
342131
The most common answer to what's up is “I am fine, thank you, what about you?” The person who is asking this is enquiring about your well being at that very moment.
556651
It means he's nosy. I would ask why is he asking so many questions before you assume anything. He has a reason for trying to know more about you. He may be looking for something to hold against you later on if or he may be interested.
1305091
“How you been?” is a casual way to ask how wellyour life has been going since the last time you spoke. It's actually more of a greeting, however, than a question. Unless the person is a very close friend, the ONLY acceptable response to is “I've been fine, thank you.
306123
Identify can mean to determine or “locate”. The question then asks you to list your determinations. This makes your answer a lot easier to write, as you can write them in a list format instead of, say, paragraph forms. Essentially the phrase is telling you what to do (identify) and how to answer the question (list).
694538
I say; “You Are!” I find 'You Are' usually surprises and delights the other person while making them feel welcomed. Often it gets a laugh if you pause after saying it with a smile. Then ask them what they are up to.
448333
Either they are trying to tell you something about yourself or your relationship with that person. Sometimes I find when you run into the same person you're meant to see what they can teach you. So sitting down or having a good chat with them is usually recommended as you will see it helps provide clarity.
222027
'How are you' is a greeting, not a question.” When someone asks us “how's life?”, they generally don't expect a long-winded diatribe about just how bad—or good—your life is. They use the phrase as a way to show they recognize you and are being polite. A brief response works…if they want to know more, they will ask.
688026
It usually means that they asked a question that you never replied to. For example if I ask “Are you coming over?” And I don't get a reply after a reasonable time frame I'll send a question mark by itself just to remind the person to reply, usually if I don't get a reply back I get the point and move on.
1239971
What's your sign? "What's your sign?" is a phrase used to ask about someone's astrological sign. It is also considered a cliched pick-up line.
219289
So when a boy asks for your name, you tell him what you want to get called or he will give you a name out of his own creativity, trust me which you don't want :) It means he doesn't know your name, so he's asking you.