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We say how are doing? or what are doing when we met someone I'm confused between saying:"what r you doing? or how are you doing?" i will be thankful to help me

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thak you so much
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"What are you doing" has to do with the action someone is doing at the moment the question is asked. For example, "What are you doing?" "I am reading a book." "I am eating dinner." "I am going for a walk." "How are you doing" asks how someone is feeling, although usually people ask it after saying hello and expect a positive response. "How are you doing?" "I am doing great. How are you?" "I am doing well." How are you doing = comment ça va What are you doing= que faites-vous (I think this is the right translation, anyway. :) Sorry, I didn't make it the same "you" for "how are you doing" and "what are you doing." I don't know French very well.)

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