plz translate"hi how are u ? whathave u being doing lately?" in german?
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Hallo. Wie geht's dir? Was hast du kürzlich gemacht?\n\n(If it's a friend always use the informal YOU)\nTry not to use the online translators coz they always try to translate word-for-word & you just can't do that - your german will end up being confusing
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Just be normal and ask normal stuff, i.e. 'hi, how are you'? You are more likely to get a nice flowing conversation this way.
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pretty much::: a casual hey whats up
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Comment allez vous ? How are you ?
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Hi! beautifull&#92;sexy. how are you~~
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"I'm fine, thank you" is perfectly corect English and is also one of the most common answers you'll get if you ask "How are you?"\n\nTypically the sentence is actually a lie, when people say it they normally mean "I'm okay" or "Nothing's wrong" rather than "I am feeling wonderful and glorious", which is what the sentence literally means.
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It's informal speaking of :\n\n"Where are you these days?"
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I'm doing great.  Have been better Actually there was this one time last week when......never mind.  How are you?? ^_^
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Hallo Leute\nIch verstehe zwar die Frage nicht , spreche auch nicht eure Sprache, aber ich möchte euch einfach aus Deutschland (Germany) grüßen.\nSeid nicht böse, da ich niemanden ärgern wollte!!\nSo Long\nwd
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It means "Good day.  How are you all?"  \nI believe it is Afrikaans.  You can learn more about it on this link:\nhttp://language-directory.50webs.com/languages/afrikaans.htm
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While it does not directly translate to "what's up?", the Spanish version is "Que tal?" (kay-tall)  meaning something around the lines of "How's it going?" That's probably one of the most popular casual greetings.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGod bless!
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I'm Guadeloupean, French West Indian and I know this means "How are you?" or "What's up".\nIt litteraly means "What's going on?".\n;)
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How's it going? What's happening? How are you? It's usually a conversation starter...
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of course you can use that words, but it is not often used by germans. you can say "mir geht's schlecht" (i don't feel very well) but that's kinda the only way i use that word. \nif you wanna improve your german you can send me a mail\n(yourtine92@yahoo.de)
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"How'd you been?" or "How had you been?" is the past perfect tense, and the sense of the question is that the speaker is trying to ascertain how "you" had been at some relatively distant  time in the past. It is not incorrect when you mean it in this sense, but most people don't really care about your state of being five or 10 years ago; they are trying to find out how you have been lately, in the past few weeks or since they last saw you. Therefore, "How've you been?" or "How have you been?" is the proper question to ask someone whom you haven't seen in a little while and want to catch up with.
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Say, "I there...How you doing?"  <Give a flirty smile>
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Depending on the inflection (tone) of your voice,\n"What's up?" or\n"What's the matter?"\nLiterally, "What is happening?"