This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 67.

Four ways to meet and greet in English for the office or college.

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conversation and fluency for business and life. We believe in connection not perfection when it comes to learning English.

Now here are your hosts, Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer, and Michelle Kaplan, the New York Radio Girl coming to you from

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In this episode, you'll find out which phrase is going the way of the dinosaur, and how to be more relevant when you greet a native speaker in English with four simple role plays. The new Samsung Galaxy Z-Flip5 and Chromebook are better together.

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Hey Aubrey, how's everything?

I'm all right, how are you?

Why did I not say, why did you not say I'm fine, how are you?

Right, that's such a sort of an outdated, kind of formal thing to say how are you I'm fine how

are you we just don't speak that way there's so many other options that are more fun

it's so true and yesterday in episode 66 we did talk about this question is this a greeting or is it a question right so go over there to talk more about culture

But when I think about the traditional things that our listeners probably learned growing up in classrooms,

they probably learned, how are you, I'm fine, how are you, right? That dialogue, that back and forth.

Exactly. I mean, I, yeah. dialogue that's not

I mean I yeah go ahead and say we see this in textbooks all the time

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