Japanese English Hello,everyone. I've been studying English myself for a year. Actually, it is the second time that I have studied English. In Japan, we have English class from junior high school. We

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Japanese English Hello,everyone. I've been studying English myself for a year. Actually, it is the second time that I have studied English. In Japan, we have English class from junior high school. We start a conversation like this. "Hi. How are you?" "I'm fine. Thank you. And you?" This is the front page of textbook. Have you ever heard such a conversation? That's why I decided to study English again. I'd like to speak natural English.

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Japanese English

Hello everyone.
I've been studying English by myself for a year.
Actually, it is the second time that I have studied English.
In Japan, we have English class starting in junior high school.
We start a conversation like this.
"Hi. How are you?"
"I'm fine. Thank you. And you?"
This is on the first page of textbook.
Have you ever heard such a conversation?
That's why I decided to study English again.
I'd like to speak natural English.

Japanese English

Hello, everyone.
I've been studying English by myself for a year.
It is actually, it is the second time that I have studied English.
In Japan, we have English classes from junior high school.
We start a conversation like this.
"Hi. How are you?"
"I'm fine, thank you and you?"
This is the front page of the textbook.
Have you ever heard had such a conversation?
That's why I decided to I would like to study English again.
I'd like to be able speak English naturally English.

To answer your question. Yes the front page of the text book is how we greet each other in written conversation.

Spoken conversation can vary but a colloquial example would be

"Hey, you alright?

Yeah, I'm good. Yourself?"

A business example would be more polite so:

"Good morning, did you have a good evening/ did you have a good journey in?"

"Morning, yes my evening/journey was fine"

Normally a polite topic can be used. When in doubt stick to the weather or travel.

Hi! Of course there are many greeting ways. One of the ways for young people : “Hi, how you doing?" “Good , you ? ” “I'm good ” (Chiefly in US English) ^_^

Yes, usually. "How are you ?" "I'm fine ,thanks . And you ?" "I'm fine too"

Thank you everyone for your comments! I'm so glad that many people messaged to me about this notebook. I understood there are many ways of greeting. What I was surprised at most is that "kore wa pen desu" is common phrase in some countries. Anyway, thank you very much!

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