261.
How are you...?
Ask about someone's current well-being or condition.
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How are you feeling today?
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How are you doing?
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How are you this morning?
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How are you after the trip?
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How are you feeling now?
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How are you doing at work?
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How are you these days?
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How are you feeling after the meeting?
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How are you today?
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How are you doing lately?
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262.
How have you been...?
Ask about someone's well-being and what has happened since you last saw them.
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How have you been lately?
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How have you been since the move?
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How have you been at work?
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How have you been these days?
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How have you been feeling?
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How have you been since we last met?
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How have you been doing with English?
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How have you been managing?
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How have you been after the trip?
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How have you been this week?
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263.
What's up...?
Ask informally what is happening or how someone is doing.
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What's up with you?
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What's up today?
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What's up at work?
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What's up with the project?
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What's up with the traffic?
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What's up with your phone?
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What's up this evening?
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What's up with the meeting?
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What's up at home?
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What's up with the schedule?
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264.
What's going on...?
Ask informally what is happening or what someone is doing.
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What's going on here?
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What's going on at work?
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What's going on outside?
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What's going on with the project?
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What's going on with the meeting?
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What's going on with the payment?
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What's going on today?
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What's going on at the office?
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What's going on with your phone?
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What's going on after lunch?
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265.
What's new...?
Ask informally whether there is any new information or news.
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What's new at work?
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What's new with you?
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What's new in the team?
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What's new this week?
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What's new in the project?
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What's new at the office?
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What's new in your area?
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What's new with the schedule?
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What's new in the course?
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What's new today?
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266.
How's everything...?
Ask generally how a situation or group of things is going.
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How's everything going?
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How's everything at work?
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How's everything at home?
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How's everything with the project?
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How's everything these days?
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How's everything after the move?
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How's everything with your family?
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How's everything going this week?
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How's everything with the new job?
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How's everything after the meeting?
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267.
Nice to meet you.
Use a polite expression when meeting someone for the first time.
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Nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you, too.
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It was nice to meet you today.
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It was nice to meet you at the event.
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Nice to meet you in person.
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It is nice to meet you at last.
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Nice to meet you and your team.
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Nice to meet you here.
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Nice to meet you after hearing so much about you.
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Nice to meet you this morning.
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268.
Nice to see you again.
Use a friendly expression when meeting someone you have met before.
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Nice to see you again.
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Nice to see you again after so long.
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Nice to see you again at the office.
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Nice to see you again in person.
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Nice to see you again today.
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Nice to see you again here.
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Nice to see you again after the trip.
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Nice to see you again at the meeting.
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Nice to see you again with the team.
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Nice to see you again this morning.
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269.
Long time no see.
Greet someone you have not seen for a long time.
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Long time no see.
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Long time no see. How have you been?
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Long time no see. You look well.
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Long time no see. What have you been doing?
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Long time no see. How is work?
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Long time no see. Are you still in Bengaluru?
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Long time no see. Nice to meet again.
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Long time no see. We should catch up.
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Long time no see. How is your family?
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Long time no see. What is new?
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Good to hear that.
Show that you are pleased to receive good news.
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Good to hear that you are feeling better.
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Good to hear that you got home safely.
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Good to hear that the problem is fixed.
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Good to hear that you found your keys.
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Good to hear that the meeting went well.
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Good to hear that you got the job.
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Good to hear that your parents are well.
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Good to hear that the package arrived.
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Good to hear that you are enjoying the course.
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Good to hear that everything is fine.
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