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How to say hello in English?
Is everything all right?
What's new? What's new?
What happened?
2, you can use it at any time, but it is a stranger: How are you?
3. Suitable for first meeting: Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
Suitable for people who have seen it before but are not familiar with it: Nice to see you again. Nice to see you again.
4. For friends who haven't seen each other for a while: How have you been?
5, suitable for friends who haven't seen you for a long time: long time no see. Haven't seen you for a long time.
Extended data:
Greetings can be answered in the following ways:
1, in good condition, full, busy:
It couldn't be better. Good, good.
I'm busy. I'm just busy.
2, just so-so, just like this:
Can't complain There is nothing to complain about. It's good.
Stay out of trouble. Live a good life and don't make mistakes.
Not bad. Nothing special, just living.
3. Some disappointing things have happened recently:
Not so good. Not so good.
I've had better days. I'm much better. Not so good, ie there have been better stages before.
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