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Read MoreHey there! Are you ready for casual polite greeting number 4? Well ready or not, here it comes! How’s it going? This is another polite greeting which can be used instead of the slightly more formal “How are you?” or “How do you do?” This is an appropriate greeting for everyone, whether they are
Read MoreListening on your own? When I was a little girl, I was made to study English as my second language, and I hated it. It was really boring, I was taught lots of grammar rules and writing, but I was never made to speak! So after many years of studying, I couldn’t say a word
Read MoreGood to see you. This greeting is a statement rather than a question. Of the other polite greetings listed here, it is the most formal. It can be used casually and followed by a smile or hug, or used formally followed by a handshake. Sometimes, the word “nice” is used instead of the word “good”
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Ready for your next casual polite greeting? How’s everything? How’s everything is a casual polite greeting that is used to ask casually about another person’s life. It is used to greet a person you already know, and should not be used to greet a stranger. The greeting “How’s everything” can also be replaced with “How
Read MoreWhat’s Up? What’s up? : This polite greeting is a shorter way of asking “How are you?” or “How do you do?” It is a very casual way to ask about what’s been happening in a person’s life when you first greet them. It is often accompanied by a smile or hug but not a
Read MoreRemember those casual polite greetings we told you about yesterday? As we promised, here is the first one: Hey there! This greeting is very casual and used typically between individuals that are already acquainted, and may have met before several times. It is most often used by younger individuals when speaking to others similar in
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