How is´t going?
When the native speaker say : How is it going? very fast, I can´t undersantd, so I say what?. In another situation I´m confused and say: I´m going to.... wherever. It´s so confusing when someone talking fast.
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How's it going?
When a native speaker says : How is it going? very fast, I can´t understand, so I say what?. In another situation I´m confused and say: I´m going to.... wherever. It´s so confusing when someone is talking fast.
Angelo, algunas veces los habldores de inglés hablan rápidamente y por eso nosotros usamos "contracciones" de palabras, como en lugar de "How is it going" nosotros dicimos, "How's it going". Pero la repuesta correcta sería, "It's going good" o "Pretty good". Cuando una persona pregunta, "Where are you going" (¿Adónde va?) entonces puede contestar con, "I am going to...". Espero que le estuve ayudando. :)
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For me people use " how is it going" to replace how are you. So usually it's the first they say after hello / hi or even instead of that. So this is a good indicator I think. Beginning of conversation. Then you reply something like "fine" , "same", "it's going good" etc. So no, you are not going anywhere :P
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