1) There are so many ways to answer "How are you?". Do you know some that are different from mine? Please feel free to correct me.
Positive: (you can add "thanks", "how about you?")
- I'm good.
- I'm well (is this one correct?)
- I'm okay.
- I'm alright.
- Fine.
- Great.
- Not much.
- Not too bad.
- Feeling good.
- Fine.
- Good.
Neutral: (you don't say thanks after it, but you can ask "how you doing?" or "and you?" after it)
- Not much.
- Same old.
- So-so. (does anybody say it?)
- Same as usual.
- Can't complain.
Negative: (you don't say thanks after it either)
- Not so good.
- I've been better.
- I've seen better days.
2) But I know only one appropriate answer for "What's up". Can you tell me what are the other ways? I know that this question means "what are you doing at the moment?" and something like "How are things going?", not "how are you doing?".
- What's up?
- Not much.
- ???
Thanks for any feedback!
"What's up?" basically means the same as "What's new?" therefore you can answer anyway you wish and you may even elaborate.
2) - What's up?
- the sky.
- the ceiling.
- nothing special.
- not much.
- what's up.
you did nearly all..honestly i think these are all....but i can say only more different than yours in irish english... whats the craig?? the answer is the craig is good....
also slang whats up dude?the answer is 'it's just like you'
2) But I know only one appropriate answer for "What's up". Can you tell me what are the other ways? I know that this question means "what are you doing at the moment?" and something like "How are things going?", not "how are you doing?".
- What's up?
- Not much.
I will answer "Nothing much." It means the same as "Not much."
Thank you all!
