How can you be overbearing?

How are you? The five answers are as follows:

1, fine (said in American movies, more concise);

2, not bad, not bad (this is the most talked about and friendly);

3. "Great", "Great" and "Fine", and the answers give people a positive feeling;

I'm insisting. Just so-so Wait a minute. Extended data 1, how is it going? How about it; How are you? This is one of the most commonly used expressions to say hello. It is usually used to ask if the other person's work or life is going well.

What's the matter? What are you up to? It's no exaggeration to give it the title of American favorite saying, because it's so popular. But remember, it can only be used between acquaintances. It asks what the other person is busy with, not how are you.

How are you doing? How have you been recently? Some couples may think that they are asking "Where have you been" when they see "been there", but this is just a greeting between friends who have been in contact for a long time, and it is mainly used to ask about their physical condition.

Is everything all right? Is everything all right? This expression is generally used to ask whether the other person's physical condition and life are smooth. Sometimes you will hear the waiter ask you this question, but this time it is to ask you "how is the food", not to say hello.