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common greeting responses - 常用回答 In english, we usually have some variations of the way we speak. The most common exchange of greetings sounds like this: Person A: "Hello, how are you?" Person B: "Fine, thanks. How are you?" However, this gets old, so we have some variations: common greetings: Person A: "What's new" Person B: "Not a lot!" Person A: "How are things (with you)?" Person B: "Not bad" / "pretty good" / "the same" Person A: "What's up?" Person B: "Not much!" etc. What are some of the more common things used in mandarin other than the standard "你好嗎?“ / ”好,你呢?" exchange?
Jul 6, 2010 2:59 AM
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Besides asking people 'how are you(你好吗)?' ang what you've been told, you can start start the conversation with the thing that you assume the person just did. for example, you meet somebody and you're he/she just back from lunch A:吃饭去啦?(means 'back from lunch?') B:是的 / 不是。Then the person you're talking to may respond to that so the conversation goes on...
July 8, 2010
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chinese people dont say 你好吗to each other normally. A:在干嘛呢?what r u doing now? B:没干嘛啊,nothing much,or我在。。。i am doing... A;最近咋样?or最近怎么样?how hv u been? B:挺好的very good,忙死了,too busy
July 7, 2010
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Person A: "What's new" 最近有什麽新消息? Person B: "Not a lot!" 沒什麽新消息 Person A: "How are things (with you)?" 最近過得怎麽樣? Person B: "Not bad" / "pretty good" / "the same" 不錯/很好/和以前一樣 Person A: "What's up?" 近來如何? Person B: "Not much!" 沒什麽兩樣。
July 6, 2010
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A: 干嘛呢? what're u doin now? B: Bla-bla-bla A: 最近怎么样? How's it going? B: 还不错/还可以 Fine/Not bad/Ok
July 6, 2010
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我:嘿 依安,最近忙什么呢 你:没事/瞎忙。你呢
July 6, 2010
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