Miyako’s Education – Part 19
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John: Hey Hiroko! How are you going?
Hiroko: Pretty good. Yourself?
John: Good. I feel like seeing a movie.
Hiroko: Me too. Which movie do you want to see?
John: I want to see Sixth Sense. Do you like Bruce Willis?
Hiroko: Yeah, I like him.
John: I don’t usually like him, but Miyako says it is good.
Hiroko: Who is Miyako?
John: She is a friend.
Hiroko: Just a friend? Do you mean a friend or a girlfriend?
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Where is the expression, “How are you going?”
from.
The expressions I know are “How are you doing?”
and “How’s it going?”
“How are you going?” isn’t an expression in American
English.
It is a common expression in australia and New Zealand.
hi mark,
which expression is right “how are you doing?” or “how’s it going” can we use both expressions?
thanks
Hi Lucky,
Yeah, you can use both. You can also say “How are you going?”, which is very common in Australia.
Nowadays a lot of Americans say: “What’s up?” or “Wassup?”
and answer: “Not much”.
A lot of Brits say: “Alright?” and the answer is “Alright.”
cheers Mark
hi, you are wright ,because i think that most people nowadays trendence to abbreviation.so they expression is wassup?.