DO NOT say "how are you?"! Ask the question in a better way!

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'How are you?' is SO OVERUSED! Here are 24 advanced ways to ask 'how are you?' in both casual and formal situations! 📝 GET THE FREE AUDIOBOOK here 👉🏼 bit.ly/1FreeAudioBook
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@sabaeylulozyurt9152 4 роки тому

• informal ways to say 'how are you?' how are you doing? how have you been? what's going on? what's new (with you)? what's up? what are you up to? how are things going? how are you feeling? how's it going? how is everything? how's things? how's life? how's your day been/going? are you alright? • formal ways to say 'how are you?' how do you do? are you well? how do you fare? how are things coming along? how's everything coming together? how's your health? • funny ways to say 'how are you?' howdy? how's it hanging? how's tricks? what's sizzling?

@chandrasekhar-rd8yu 4 роки тому

Superb baby

@MoviesNGames007uk 4 роки тому

What's happening? Alright mate?

@13nour 4 роки тому

Write the funny form too

@dilo7811 4 роки тому

howdy my turkish friend?

@sugarandpie9123 4 роки тому

It was just the start of the video and as usual I was scrolling down through the comments and I read your comment. And I didn't watch the video anymore cause I already knew what was Lucy gonna tell in the video.......So, Thank u so much😘

@mtnblubird4304 3 роки тому

As a physician in a small town, I learned to say “Good to see you!” Otherwise I ended up hearing about kidney stones and ear infections at the grocery store.

@windsong1a 3 роки тому

I do NOT blame you!

@tebogochebani7998 3 роки тому

😂 😂 😂

@SedaB 3 роки тому

😄😄😄

@amyhenningsgard8618 3 роки тому

Great!!😉😁

@violetwilliamson1300 3 роки тому

So true! That's why I usually use the greeting " Hello...It's so nice to see you".... I was a nurse for 30 years so I learned my lesson too!

@laurenbruner1850 10 місяців тому

I’m a Native American-English speaker and I ove these. We get in such a rut and start to just automatically have things fly out of our mouths without thinking. I found your videos today and I love how it breaks down that automatic response to give a more thoughtfully worded conversation.

@tshepo_trx Рік тому

It is nice to be taught English in the language of English because where I'm from we get taught English in our native language. Thank you, Lucy.

@alexmunzinda9138 Рік тому

Amen 🙏 English is the best of the world

@alexmunzinda9138 Рік тому

Thank you Lucy

@johnalleman8139 3 роки тому

I am a native English speaker, but I still love to watch these videos! They make me think about my own personal use of the language. Love it!

@lawalakolade2064 2 роки тому

Hello

@frankgradus9474 2 роки тому

What’s the crack?

@shukriahassan3147 2 роки тому

Wow, nice.

@azazahmad1730 Рік тому

Hello John, can we start talk

@lilianclement2145 Рік тому

@@shukriahassan3147 can we talk?

@ilta-communicationtraining 2 роки тому

I have been using number 13 for 20 years with all my students. It blends professional, personal and private aspects of life. "How's life?" Is great for establishing further communication. Great videos!!!

@godsblessings953 Рік тому

😂😂😂😂

@arshdeepkaur11 Рік тому

@@godsblessings953

@isaacsmatibidi963 Рік тому

I love you babie

@Kankae23 Рік тому

"How's life?" I always reply "Short"

@RafiGish 11 місяців тому

@@Kankae23 Life's a b***, and then you die!

@ronrussell5676 8 місяців тому

I'm a native speaker of American English, and I REALLY like watching and listening to Lucy describe and define various expressions.

@nalohendricks3071 Рік тому

Quite true. I'm a Kenyan teacher, recently retired after teaching English language in a primary school for about 30yrs. We hear, speak, read and finally write. I enjoy your lessons quite a bit.

@miletinic920 3 роки тому

Sitting here at the other end of Europe, listening to this beatuiful voice. Sometimes words goes trought my ears, sometimes not. Thank you for bettering my engliish.

@EnglishwithLucy 4 роки тому

'How are you?' is SO OVERUSED! Here are 24 advanced ways to ask 'how are you?' in both casual and formal situations! 📝 *GET THE FREE AUDIOBOOK* _here_ 👉🏼 bit.ly/1FreeAudioBook 📊 *FIND OUT YOUR ENGLISH LEVEL!* _Take my level test here_ 👉🏼 bit.ly/EnglishLevelTest13 👩🏼‍🏫 *JOIN MY ONLINE ENGLISH COURSES:* englishwithlucy.teachable.com/courses - _We have launched our B1 and B2 Complete English Programmes!_

@mysticvibez8408 4 роки тому

No issue Dear teacher🥰💖

@chococat6528 4 роки тому

It's totally okay for me‪(*ˊᵕˋ* )

@basarkarakus 4 роки тому

No worries, I barely noticed it

@kapilsharma6171 4 роки тому

Oh don't be so upset .smile

@jatothrajender7060 4 роки тому

Mam Is there any question form to ask, What kind of person he is ? As-What's he like? What's your dad like ?

@sou.emanuelpaiva 10 місяців тому

I'm a Brazilian man. I didn't know this channel. And I have learned a lot. Thanks a million.

@livingston5398 Рік тому

I’m confident to learn more from you miss 🤴Lucy, God will retain you for entire plethora of world to learn from you it’s not easy to know non-native language but you’re making it much easier for us beautiful queen 👸.

@user-my8qj 4 роки тому

Here are my notes : •How are u doing? I'm doing good ❌ I'm doin well / i'm good✅ •how have u been? I've been great I've not been so good •what's going on? Nth much / not much •what's new / what's new w u •what's up? •what are u up to? •how are things going? •how's it going? It' doing great / everything is good •how's everything? •how's life? •how's ur day been / how's ur day going? V FRIENDLY: •how's it hanging?

@evanthan8312 4 роки тому

Someone What are you up to? I solemnly swear that I am up to no good

@nicgunner6805 4 роки тому

Mine's hanging to the right

@nataliakurylina7124 4 роки тому

Thanks!

@ImanIman-qs6ib 4 роки тому

Thank you

@ThatGirlJD 4 роки тому

@@nicgunner6805 Lmao, I'm sure your tailor would like to have that information before taking your measurements!

@michaeldumais1784 3 роки тому

I like that you recognize the person you are speaking to. I try to do that every day I care for my patients. It's respectful, but more importantly, the 51% of my 23&Me report that told me my ancestors are from greater London, and my being a puritanical Yankee, it seems to resonate with me. Keep calm and Carry on! Love your videos.

@islandtat3414 2 роки тому

I’ve enjoyed listening to you with your beautiful face😍

@royalnavarre1673 Рік тому

The best communication is honest and from the heart. Choose kind words that matter to you and that edifies the hearer.

@booksRegencyEraHEAromance Місяць тому

I love your advice about reading and listening together. I am an American, who writes fictional HR novels in England's 17th and 18th centuries. I read only British historical novelists, whilst listening to the book on audible. It has genuinely helped me to think in British English. When I read anything, I interpret it with a British accent, it is lovely. I still sound like a Southern Texas American hick. Alas, I have really tried for years to lose it, really, I have. But it appears there is something seriously wrong with my brain-to-ear connection. I have only recently found your channel, but I believe it has already helped a little.

@mcdonnell-douglasdc-1087 4 роки тому

You are an extremely-powerful trainer-and-connoisseur of spoken English. You rank, easily, among the world's top-five trainers!

@dstarkspp 2 роки тому

Wtf…

@stevehouston6208 3 роки тому

I now understand why we had reading groups in elementary school! Thank you Lucy for explaining why reading and hearing a word at the same time is so important!

@goldnutter412 2 роки тому

ha clever man, well said

@wangziyang5702 Рік тому

It's a pity that it's difficult to have this condition in China

@rezagrans1296 Рік тому

@Wang Ziyang Gongjinqooowaa nang shim huuuwaaa gonqınhuuuyùuuwaa nan zhianggooowaa🐼㊗🈶 ; )🔴🔴🌟🔴🔴

@alicentmarveltrra2504 Місяць тому

“Familiar-airity” I love the way Brits and Americans accent differences in syllable pentameters. It’s pleasing to the ear to hear where someone is from in their speech and voice, no matter which their accent is, or where their lilt is from. ♥️

@goldenmagnolia333 Рік тому

Now I’m going to memorize the whole lot. Thanks Lucy! 🤗

@scarlettredluna7440 3 роки тому

Normal people: How are you? My friends, whom I didn't talk for days, months and years: Oh? You're still alive?

@jpk1893 3 роки тому

😆😆😆

@saimonislam7240 3 роки тому

@@jpk1893 I can relate as an introvert

@daffaiqbal4436 3 роки тому

hahahahaha

@yukir.9156 3 роки тому

😂😂😂😆 Totaly true! 😂😂😂

@garumandai1806 3 роки тому

i,m weak english please improve me

@Fan_Made_Videos 3 роки тому

I think the best phrase to say and saying it with meaning is "Hey, good to see you!" followed up by a memory of the last time you hanging out, followed then by a short summary of what you're doing there in the first place. For me, this always works because it puts the acquaintance at ease that you're just there doing your thing and that you acknowledge their presence, especially if it's at a social event with dozens or hundreds of other people.

@marianl3447 2 роки тому

i like that ..thanks for contributing

@Pebblesmas Рік тому

So true

@timothyfuhrman Рік тому

fwafwa123

@DMDvideo10 Рік тому

But what if it isn't good to see you? You're at a funeral... Hey good to see you... Yea that's a great way to greet someone...

@ellabella7071 Рік тому

Surly you don't do this with everyone?

@WingmanDino 10 місяців тому

wonderful - it's so nice to hear your English and joy while learning - I'll hope to improve my English pronounciation with your help ❤

@rekorake7029 4 місяці тому

I really like to see Lucy's performance. Lucy is also good looking. The way she talks and pronuns every single word is really nice. Good luck Lucy!🎉

@jakesatov7454 3 роки тому

Good day. I enjoy watching your content as a native speaker of English - a realm which has taught me to recognize the value of maintaining the mindset of a beginner. Thanks for doing what you do! ☺️

@eternalempire7 Рік тому

Just answer the question. Lol

@wangziyang5702 Рік тому

English is not my mother tongue，however，I have made much progress with these videos

@OvidiuHretcanu 4 роки тому

"How you doin'?" -- Joey Tribbiani

@kishori5067 4 роки тому

I was looking for this comment.. 😂

@no-lg1xl 4 роки тому

@@kishori5067 same 😂

@_WillCAD_ 4 роки тому

No, no, no... it's all in the emphasis. "Hey, how YOU doin'?"

@belindaahedor1767 3 роки тому

You are the man

@sherancp 3 роки тому

@@_WillCAD_ Damn it Carl, go wait in the hall😅😅

@MsFotoFaB 10 місяців тому

Stumbled upon your video and decided to give it a listen. And was absolutely floored when you talked about the reading/listening process with an audio book and the written counterpart. I’ve been doing this for years. And when shared people think I am crazy. But I retained more info as well as growing my vocabulary. So glad to know that you recommended this process!!

@nikaolsevska9503 10 місяців тому

What I love about your approach is the suggested situations and answers to the current phrase/question, it's amazing. Thank you!

@jonathanl2748 4 роки тому

People are stunned when I actually answer the question of “How are you?” Well, I actually have a booming headache right now. Or: I just came from the gym and I am full of energy! I can see that they are stunned that I actually answered the question and that I answered honestly. If you don’t want an answer to the question, don’t ask the question.

@jhiesnowal8284 4 роки тому

Hahaha ur right!

@Scion141 4 роки тому

😂 They don't want your life story. Just a simple, "Good. And You?"

@alandavidson2840 2 роки тому

😂😂😂

@janiece8439 14 днів тому

Yes the question shows disinterest or a lack of imagination I say "good to see you" (again)

@TLDsProductions 4 роки тому

"How are you?" that's exactly what it is and it's fine. If you say it to someone you are friends with they will give an answer... If you say to someone you are only a acquaintance with they will simply acknowledge your polite gesture. It is perfectly fine to use. And you're examples are no different than, "How are you?"

@XiahouJoe 2 роки тому

EXACTLY nothing but pretentious language police. Pass.

@tristramcoffin926 Рік тому

So much of this depends on how you ask. There is no way to avoid appearing dismissive when you ask dismissively. However, my favorite is specific to type of day. So, 'how is your evening?' or 'how is your morning going?'

@tafadzwaadrian5133 Рік тому

Thank you so much Lucy, I have been having a whale of a time with this. This is incredible and highly classified information. Thanks

@iangmarshall 3 роки тому

Thank you Abelardo. Nice to learn that people further down the list and back in time (in terms of posts/date) are still kept informed. A word to all of you in this 'community' I love this forum and Lucy's commit/ment (even though it seems to be carrying a commercial interest - Audible announcement). My presence here is to enjoy and learn, plus offer any complementary point of view or experience = knowledge. By the way, I am British .... just to be clear on what version of the English language is native to me.... British English is supposed to represent the English language as it is used in the U.K : in England, Scotland Wales, Ireland. We should be aware though that each member country of the U.K has its own idioms, expressions, and language-grammar variants. Each member country can be broken down into regional English language usage. Getting a bit complicated right ???? But that's how it is. No worries, if you're not living in the U.K or corresponding with people resident in the U.K from abroad, you don't have to worry about such details. Just use the English language as best you know and be happy when people understand you rapidly. Cheers ( a very English sign off meaning = All the Best to You)

@rianariana446 Рік тому

Thank you Ian, I've tremendously enjoyed your comment!

@bigdestiny6212 Рік тому

Hello dear

@bigdestiny6212 Рік тому

Have you heard about cpyto trader this is my 7 years with this cpyto intvest

@christeltaljaard1329 2 роки тому

This is helping me with some of my writing. Most times my writings between the characters speaking is boring and kind of repetitive. Thanks this helps to spice it up.

@jesusrocaperalta Рік тому

Thanks Lucy for your videos, their help me a lot the rules advices and pronuntiation. I've studied English for long time but you makes me easier the English accent, I'm from Barcelona

@ehabmohamed6479 Рік тому

Thank you, Lucy. Very useful and helpful.

@darrenplumpton8900 3 роки тому

SHE IS QUITE SIMPLY.... STUNNING AND BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL.

@tyrontimothy516 3 роки тому

Okay

@marylinafernandes5614 3 роки тому

Can u send tebook

@vinayakrao8519 2 роки тому

You kept looking at her all the way in the video and did not listen to her! am I right?

@englishchannel3786 2 роки тому

you summed it up properly

@marlontan5708 2 роки тому

@@vinayakrao8519 uyvh

@nnvincent3 3 роки тому

A common greeting from the 1970s was, "what's happening?" It was okay when coming from acquaintances, but felt intrusive when approached by strangers with a "What's happening?". Thank goodness it fell out of favor decades ago.

@zelljubovic9390 3 роки тому

I still use it

@onlineenglishadventures7190 3 роки тому

..and around where I lived it morphed into 'what the haps' - only cool people can say that... ' it can be modernized for these days with 'what's happening, yo'

@andrewjohnston4811 3 роки тому

what's happening? now?

@slavomatush9523 8 місяців тому

I like how you've added a bit of humour in that video. Makes it way more fun to watch.

@debbralehrman5957 10 місяців тому

Thank you. I do use several of these. And yes I am one of those who says " Have a good day". I sometimes say "Great day". I don't mean to sound trite. I really do wish people a Good, Great, or Nice day. But I guess we say it a lot. Thanks for the video.🌹

@lihoong0909 3 роки тому

If I have so beautiful English teacher in my class, I won’t failed my English subject!

@evamazer3409 3 роки тому

I love the dancing in the end and the music. Thanks for your clear pronunciation, so helpful.

@unattractiveraven8579 3 роки тому

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@juliaholland3069 3 роки тому

@@unattractiveraven8579 ģ

@saavaramathan3552 2 роки тому

you're so loving

@laurieslade7223 День тому

I think a nice alternative when greeting someone you know is simply "How nice to see you".

@johnshavanji3257 Рік тому

Great lessons Lucy. Thank you.

@servantofgod8718 4 роки тому

That was an impeccable lesson for today. Thank you for your work. I wish you grandiose luck to the next videos.

@johannesmp3 3 роки тому

The expression on your face when saying how are you is BRILLIANT. Love it 😀 😍

@anthonymcknight4323 3 роки тому

Hello my name is Anthony Patrick Antonio hey

@emilaliyev5731 Рік тому

Well done, Lucy! Such a simple subject but explained so masterfully! Enjoyed watching this video!

@charlesherrmann5894 Рік тому

Kiss ass

@saimaji6656 8 місяців тому

❤❤❤yeah

@alphonseshare1748 5 місяців тому

I am a learner and I love to watch this video, thanks for sharing your talent and your knowledge

@jenny_j11 3 роки тому

Thank you, Lucy. Very useful and helpful. Your comments on the nuances of each of those phrases make it even more informative. You are a brilliant teacher.

@tyyepes935 2 роки тому

Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating ,Needed someone to talk to

@debrarobinson1892 2 роки тому

Yes I learned a new thing from her today

@goldnutter412 2 роки тому

NEW ONTCED ? :) very.. words matter ! Imp or tant

@leeyan8392 5 місяців тому

She's brilliant and she's beautiful.❤

@LukeoNet 2 роки тому

“How do you fare” I find this one very amusing, didn’t expect it, I’ve never heard it before, well maybe because I’m not an English native speaker, but I so want to give it a try, for fun, here in Australia, to see if people actually understand it and how they will react, LOL.

@ericisprobablyfullofshit7797 3 місяці тому

In the southern US we have a question greeting that’s pretty common amongst people who know each other well. "How's your mom and them?" I like to have fun with my friends. "What's up buttercup?" or "What's new tennis shoe?" or even, "What do you know, Henry David Thoreau?" 😊 Put some flavor on your greetings.

@user-bt3nl7fo7f Рік тому

I was skeptical at first until I decided to try and now am glad i did, It’s huge returns is awesome! I can’t say much. thanks mrs michelle howard.

@dr-stephennewdell3882 3 роки тому

Lucie, At least half the world has no idea how to answer "How do you do?" I just adore you. Continue teaching! "I do well thank you, and how do YOU do???"

@Cu3oid 3 роки тому

There is no answer to "How do you do?" except to respond with "How do you do?" It's another way of saying "Pleased to meet you." I disagree with Lucy on this one.

@anuragsakure3351 3 роки тому

Thank you lucy for enlightening us about this alternatives. I'm also getting bored using this casual words. But now after watching this video I got some tricks to make conversation more interesting.

@teki9088 7 місяців тому

Thank you so much, Lucy, for your great lessons.

@delawareteacher1182 Рік тому

We need this lesson, thank you Lucy.

@nealgrey6485 3 роки тому

I don’t like “How are you?” Because I have to lie and say, “Fine, thank you.”

@carmelorodriguez6898 3 роки тому

Hola, si no tienes confianza con esa persona, puedes mentir y decir que bien, que le importa como me encuentro, pero si es un amigo, un familiar, entonces si puedes decir la verdad. Yo al menos eso es lo que hago.

@nealgrey6485 3 роки тому

carmelo rodriguez I am sure that this is a helpful reply, unfortunately, I do not understand it.

@mikehopkins4040 3 роки тому

No you dont have to lie. Just say ,not too good not bad I feel shit ,I'm ok didnt sleep a wink last night,I feel terrible, could be better . It's not hard is it dont make life complicated.If I ever meet the lady who made this video I would say how are you just to piss her off.

@ashfaqjuna 3 роки тому

Or you can use the most annoying way to reply Not tooooo bad!

@1anonymous_moon 3 роки тому

relatable😭

@saifrehman2776 4 роки тому

There's only one answer to "How are you up to?" "I solemnly swear that i am up to no good."

@sabrinaaziz9613 4 роки тому

Exactly what I was thinking 😂😂😂 #potterheads 🙌

@olivia-ol7ie 4 роки тому

Yes definitely

@sherridangelmici5644 3 роки тому

How are you up to? Makes no sense what ever in the English language.

@sherridangelmici5644 3 роки тому

I think this is mostly bunk, someone has way too much time on their hands. There is nothing wrong with “how are you?”. It expresses interest in the persons well being.

@dickon728 2 роки тому

Boy, did you miss the point.

@jagdishsaxena9898 9 днів тому

Been using almost all the opening remarks you brought about Lucy, they were fun to hear them out so beautifully by you. One such that can be added is 'Hello!, what the Hells' been going on".😅

@rozarached8784 Рік тому

Thank you teacher for these helpful lessons 🥰

@melissah.5319 4 роки тому

"Are you well?" Love it. Glad to have found your UKposts. I love all the lessons

@lopezzulema5961 2 роки тому

Me too find it super helpful

@pieceofpeace35 3 роки тому

Fun fact! There's actually a direct link in the brain between reading and speaking! The more you read, the better you speak. But, for some reason, not the other way around. I learned that in my Cognitive Processes class in college. Pretty neat, huh? Reading also especially improves verbal acuity, which is your ability to say exactly what you mean. And that is a really important skill which is the number one predictor of future success across every subject. So, actually reading in your target language WILL benefit your speaking skills. Just don't use it as your only form of speaking practice, because your mouth still needs the practice too. :)

@kevinsullivan617 2 роки тому

Thank you for this comment!Honestly very beneficial!

@kingstown3543 Рік тому

gems

@deusvlad2.083 Рік тому

We must promote these videos, cause the more English speakers in the world, the less we need to learn another language just to communicate. Everyone in the world speaks English, and if they don't they ought to. To quote Elizabeth Hurley from Bedazzled lol.

@elizabethburns-gundel1052 8 місяців тому

I've always had a hard time with the "Social Contract," but when I actually want to know about someone, I say, "What's been keeping you busy these days?" because it could be anything -- work, kids, recreation, etc, and then I'm not assuming one thing or another.

@pbasswil 3 роки тому

Greetings have changed umpteen times over the history of the language. There's a constant tension between ritual and style, convention and novelty, formality and casualness. Back when How d'you do? was the de facto standard, How are you? was a fresher, more youthful variant. But the wheel keeps on turning... what was new is now old. Imho, for new learners of English, almost any functional greeting will do (we'll make allowances for a foreigner whose choice of phrase doesn't quite suit the occasion). Once they're more fluent, they can start to distinguish which greeting feels right in the context of different social situations.

@unattractiveraven8579 3 роки тому

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@pbasswil 3 роки тому

@@unattractiveraven8579 Cute! How many people attempt a foreign language (for instance), but feel crushed every time they make a mistake, or misunderstand something. In fact, we all put too much effort into maintaining our self-image as someone who's competent and capable, at all times. Learning depends on us loosening up that perfectionist self-image.

@RaserAlfante 3 роки тому

I've watched your "YOU'RE WELCOME" video. First, I want to know why I should not say "YOU"RE WELCOME. While watching you, I forgot my reason why I want to watch your video. 😁😂😂😂 Because you are very funny and so lovely to watch. 😍😍😍 you are so unique, sincere and beautiful. Thank you so much for this.

@WhitentonMike Рік тому

I often try to come up with a funny or clever response to being asked how I am. One of my favorites is "I'm not sure I want to know how I'm doing." or "I haven't figured that out yet."

@melany.muraour 10 місяців тому

In South Africa we say "howsit" #howsit is actually spelled and said as if it's one word. Our national tourism agency uses this greeting and hashtag to promote our country as a tourist destination 😊

@horilal2446 3 роки тому

Thank you so much Lucy . i really love love love your last moment of the every class. so thanks a lots .

@Lone_Wolf313 3 роки тому

The best thing I have ever found on UKposts is the channel English with Lucy

@tatelelalelapro3745 3 роки тому

That's mine

@MH-nh2yz 10 місяців тому

(I’m a “grandma “ and just had to say) I love your little dance at the end; youre so cute! You remind me of my daughter.❤

@juliagalperin7484 Рік тому

Dear Lucy, I love your videos. Can you recommend someone who does the same for kids learning English?

@smonfre1874 3 роки тому

I just started to lern English with Lucy wish me good luck guys .

@immortalsovereign9096 3 роки тому

G.L. G.L. = get lost

@samerhakim1516 4 роки тому

Thank you very much indeed. I added a lot of expressions to my language today through listening to your amazing English lesson. God bless you

@joseabad2552 Рік тому

Thanks Lucy for the awesome English lesson ❤

@albertwoods3921 Рік тому

This video Is like A breath of fresh air. I like the idea of reading and listening in tandem. It's good to hear and see 👀 quality content. Thank you, Keep up the good work 🙂

@kk6aw 3 роки тому

I have been saying these thing for 83 years, I am not about to change now

@luisalonso959 3 роки тому

@@nice2behere808 That's not ok. She's going to confuse a lot of foreigners.

@claudinetshimbiye4810 3 роки тому

@@nice2behere808 I know right, I am an English learner. Or english as a second language so she is telling me to do not say what they teach me in school. No way I'll fallow het

@guilhermedemenezes1899 3 роки тому

Thank you! I have always been searching for ways of improving my vocabulary and these tips are very useful for sounding better in English. 🤗

@nrlamare3209 2 місяці тому

It is a very good video and I like to watch and listen to her every time.

@parusabua4906 9 місяців тому

I'm so blessed with your lessons 🙏🙏

@jitendraprasad009 4 роки тому

Love your videos, Lucy!!! Keep it up!

@hectorvivaldy3155 3 роки тому

I never heard this before your great I love the way you do it's nice to know it sounds like a passitive part to improvise mystery perfection

@colindeer9657 7 місяців тому

Thank you Lucy. Another great video. Cheers

@randyranderson690 Рік тому

I like the reactions I get when I greet people with: Greetings and felicitations. So much fun

@janetteniles4396 4 роки тому

How are you? My "fun" answer: "Meaner today than yesterday". After the startled look, most chuckle.

@Pygmygerbil88 3 роки тому

i would broadcast Lucy's courses in hospitals for the the Covid patients to get well soon. she is such a sight for sore eyes.

@wyominghome4857 2 місяці тому

Hey there! Good to see you! You're looking fantastic! I haven't seen you in forever! What have you been up to? Been staying busy? How's the family?

@ThePancakeChef 10 місяців тому

I'm from the Netherlands and read the Kingkiller trilogy books written by Patrick Rothfuss. I have always had a knack for languages, and even on advanced levels. Reading his books really made me feel tiny and that I have yet to learn so much more. If I can ever recommend a good book with advanced English I would mention The name of the Wind and The Wise Man's Fear.

@kevinarielhernandezmartine2238 4 роки тому

Some phrases I knew them, though I frequently use to say: "how are you?". Thanks for this lesson. I'm really interested to improve my vocabulary and your videos are the best to achieve it! Thank you, Lucy...

@quinn8745 4 роки тому

Lucy, I find you so funny 😁. Such a good teacher.

@tyyepes935 2 роки тому

Nice one ,actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to

@fatousanyang-yi6lt Рік тому

hey Lucy thank you for sharing this video and learned a lot. I have been following you quiet a while.

@wwvasudathsudath5577 Рік тому

I'm sri lankan I'm Senashi And student Very helpful to this viedio for talking with others .so thanks a lot. So god bless you!

@oldgraybeard3659 3 роки тому

"How are you?" is a phrase that suggests you care to hear about the recipient of the greeting. But most people do not want to share their private lives with acquittances. Peers should not ask this question as a greeting to avoid putting others in a position where they lie by saying that they are fine when they have a real issue they want to keep to their self. However, where job performance is at stake, a boss or manager is opening the door for a serious conversation, IF NECESSARY.... Otherwise, any personal concern is pretentious.

@biggirlbathingsuits8210 4 роки тому

"What's up?" is fairly recent, even in America. I remember first hearing it in 1995 and it sounded a bit odd at the time. Somebody from Austria told me an American said it to him in 1994 and asked me what it meant. It was likely regional at the time. In California they had, "What's happening?" in the 1970's, maybe from American Spanish.

@enkianunnaki2967 4 роки тому

Wazzup originated from afro-americans only

@southaustinukes 7 місяців тому

A caution about “How’s it hangin’?” I have always heard that it refers to a part of the male anatomy, and the expected reply is usually “On the left.”, “On the right.”, or something else potentially more graphic. So I recommend not using this phrase, unless in somewhat rauncy company and you want to indulge in the raunch.

@user-cl6ri4vd8g Місяць тому

It's good I've got you back Lucy, I really like to learn from your video

@chair4538 4 роки тому

The fact you rinsed this to over the ten minute mark is amazing.

@billswuro838 2 роки тому

I love listening to your teaching Lucy , thank you 🙏

@JacksonJoe-xj1ut Рік тому

I'm from Papua New Guinea , so happy with your teaching Lucy .🙏💪🤭😍

@laurieslade7223 День тому

Totally agree! It's AWFUL, especially after your husband has died unexpectedly. It made me realize how truly unhelpful this phrase is ALWAYS. You never know what someone else is going through.