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How could I say in English in colloquial way in responce "How are you?" when I want to say that everything is the same like always. 编辑

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5 answers • 1 follower • Last update 30-04-2013 • Flag as inappropriate

Anonymous User

1 vote by Andreas Schroeter

As usualSuggest edit

Flag as inappropriate • Thanks • 09:16 10-02-2012 • Add a comment

Jøhn Barre

1 vote by maravilla3000

I'd say, "same old, same old" (say it twice!)Suggest edit

Flag as inappropriate • Thanks • 11:15 14-02-2012 • Add a comment

H C

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It's not considered a real question, just a formality, just like the answer is always expected to be "I'm fine, thank you, and you?". One expression I like between colleagues or friends is "Struggling on, like most of us"Suggest edit

Flag as inappropriate • Thanks • 12:24 12-02-2012 • Add a comment

Riley Silessi

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I don't know, I would really just say "Same as always", or just plainly, "Same."Suggest edit

Flag as inappropriate • Thanks • 01:31 20-09-2012 • Add a comment

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