How do you say "how are you?" in different languages?
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Portuguese: Como vai você? (How do you do)\n                     Como está você? (How are you?)\n\nItalian: Come stai? (informal)\n            Come sta (Lei)? (formal)
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Usually, 'Hi' works pretty well. \n\nFor me, I use a hearty "good morning" in the middle of the day, or "Good evening" at the beginning of the day. Your pick.
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The above translations are wrong, or inaccurate.\n\nMo Hae? (뭐해?) means "what are you doing?" (informal). \n\nLiteral translation : What does?\n\nAnyong-haseyo 안녕하세요 means to say hello formally. \n\nThere is no way of saying "how are you" in Korean. The whole thing of saying "how are you" is someting American (or should I say Western, as I know German and Spanish have their equivalents as well), and thus is not elligible for translation.\n\nIf you want to say "how are you" as in asking someone who's been sick, you say "기분 어때?" (Gi-boon uh-ddae) which means, "how do you feel".\n\nIf you just want to greet someone in Korean, say 안녕. Anyong!!
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Call it... "Whats Up?"\n\nThats can refer to a number of things...\n\nHope this helps...
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I usually respond with "Hi."  Most people don't really care.  It's just a greeting that's similar to "Hello."  You could probably respond back with "What's up" also.
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How to speak in proper sentences???
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I would say it is both a question and a greeting .\n\n Some appropiate answers are like  "nothing" , or  "nothing much" , but if you are doing something reply by starting a phrase with the word "just..." , or something along those lines .\n\n Like if right now i was asked " what's up? "  i would say  "nothing much, just cruising the net " lol. \n\nYou know.... reply with something like that ! \n\nThen say " how're you doing ? "  OR  " what's up with you ? " ....
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the most often is "eh?"  (pronounced "A") it is a common word in Canada, because we use it to invoke a conversation. \n\nEg:  It is a great day eh?  or that movie was really good eh? \n\nso that the other person will give you a response. \n\n:-)\n\ncool eh?
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DO NOT use online translators. They are notorious for producing very poor translations. Instead, here are some general conversational phrases (phonetics in square brackets):\n\n"Hallo. Wie Geht's?" - Hello, how are you? [Hallow vee gaytes?]\n\n"Ich bin..." - My name is... [Isch bin...]\n\n"Woher kommst du?" - Where are you from? [Vohair kommst doo?]\n\n"Ich komme aus Amerika" - I am from America [Isch komme ows America]
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I speak German.  How are you;  Wie geht es dir?  or Wie geht es euch? or Wie geht es Ihnen?  or Wie geht's? depending on your relationship to the person with whom you are speaking.
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In french, I would say "Bienvenue chez toi".\n\nIn russian, I would say "здравствуйте  дома"\n\nIn german, I would say "willkommen im Haus"\n\nAnd in Czech, I would say "vítej doma". :-)
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what is your question in English?
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If you are really interessed let's begin:\n-hello=buna(boona)\n-how are you?=ce mai faci?(che my fuch)\n-bye=la revedere(pa in a familiar language)
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Bonjour:  Hello\nSalut:  Hi\nÇa va?:  How's it going?\nAllo?:  Greeting when answering a telephone
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informal:\n¿Tienes algunos amigos (or amigas for female) en tu escuela?\nor\n¿Tienes amigos (or amigas) en la escuela? (more common)\n\nformal:\n¿Tiene algunos amigos (or amigas) en su escuela?\n¿Tiene amigos (or amigas) en la escuela?
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What are you trying to say?
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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!