How are you doing a few synonyms?

Basically, there is more talk in foreign countries.

how are you? how is it going?

how are you doing?Of course, that's right, as soon as my teacher saw me.

how do you do?And what are you doing?It's just pure, and elementary school English knows it's wrong.

Americans say what'S up a lot.

It's what are you doing, or else something is wrong with your teacher

There can't be how are you doing.

Junior high school students know that this sentence is wrong.

how are you going

how do you do

Also, talk to the upstairs, the question is correct, there is such a statement, it is not wrong.

Chinese means: What about you?

It can also be read as (synonymous sentence): what about you?

how about you

英 [hau baut ju:] 美 [ha ba t ju].

What about you? how

English [ha] American [ha].

adv.How; what is the state of health; to what extent; In any way n.Manner; Method.

Plural: hows

about English [ ba t] American [ ba t]prep

Concerning; Approximately; In....Surrounding.

adv.Approximately; Close to; in all directions; Almost.

adj.in the vicinity; Moving around; in action; About you in the pop.

's it going?It is a colloquial word that expresses greeting to the other person, which means "how's that?" Are you okay? ”

2.So, it can be equated to:

how's it going?

how are you?

how are you doing?

how is everything going?

how is everything going with you?

how are you going?

how are things going with you?

Both of these sentences are thoughtful "how are you", but there are slight differences in details.

How are you" is intended to directly ask the other person about their overall state, "How are you doing?" "Do you live a good life? ", sentence complete, is a more general concept;

And "how are you doing" can refer to a variety of specific things, slightly specific, and then can be followed by descriptions of various things.

For example: how are you doing with your failure in work?- After you have experienced problems at work, are people okay?

i am very good.I'm very innocent.

i am quite fine.I'm pretty good.

good, thank you.Very good, thank you.

good, thanks.I'm fine, thank you.

how are you doing？It is often used as a greeting to meet between friends. For example, two good friends go out to play today, and when they meet, they will say how are you doing?

how are you?With how do you do?And how are you doing?The difference:

1. Differences in use occasions.

1）how are you?How are you? The people who speak know each other. But Lao Mei is still using it even when they first met. The British will talk to those who know better.

2）how do you do?How are you? The two who spoke met for the first time, and it was on a more formal occasion.

2. Differences in the use of objects.

1）how are you doing?How are you doing? The person who spoke not only knew him, but also knew him well. can be specific.

2）how are you?With how do you do?And how are you doing?They are all greetings, but the difference is the level of familiarity between the people who greet each other, and the way they answer.

3. Differences in usage habits.

1）how are you doing?It's also what you mean. Lao Mei is commonly used, and it is more slang than the first two.

2) How do you do is more formal, a bit of a lucky envy of the meaning of the bureau, and how are you used to greet a little more, similar to you, okay? How are you?

3) how are you in general, fine i am fine i am ok, etc.

4) how are you doing һ һ һ һ'm doing good/i'm doing ok not much