Will you say "How is everything going on?" instead of "how are you?" to people? Today a friend on Skype told me that " how are you going" is a native speaking, especially used in England and Australli

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Will you say "How is everything going on?" instead of "how are you?" to people? Today a friend on Skype told me that " how are you going" is a native speaking, especially used in England and Australlia. But I'm confused that is "how is everything going on" the same to "how are you going"?

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"How's it going?" is correct and casual. Or "How is everything going?". Or "How are you doing?"

They both mean the same thing, but people usually just say "how are you".

They mean that same thing. You can also say; What's new?

Thanks.

Thank you. ∩_∩

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