What's the difference between "What about you" and "How about you"?
I'm confused by "what about you" and "how about you"
I use "how about you" most of the time.
"I'm good. Thanks. How about you?"
"I love playing badminton. How about you?"
"I feel tired. How about you?"
"I think that movie is dumb. How about you?"
"I can speak German. How about you?"
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I don't know when it's appropriate to use "what about you" or "how about you"
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Answers · 2
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Selman's right. They're exactly the same.
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I know there is no differences between them
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