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The British phrase “You all right?”

in British English we often ask how are you by saying you all right and the answer is I'm all right you all right yeah I'm all right we could even make this shorter by saying al...

Course: Natural questions and small talkSection: Natural replies to “How are you?”Subtitles: en

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I'm alright

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in British English we often ask how are

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you by saying you all right and the

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answer is I'm all right

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you all right yeah I'm all right we

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could even make this shorter by saying

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all right all right yes that's right

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instead of saying how do you do I'm fine

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thanks how are you we just say all right

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all right

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another way is saying I'm okay I'm okay

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you okay yeah I'm okay

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how are you I'm okay another very very

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common way is not bad how are you not

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bad all we can say not too bad

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how are you not too bad you'll notice

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that all these ways are a little bit

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negative all right okay not bad we sell

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British sometimes I wish we were more

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American not positive how are you

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awesome but hey we're British what are

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we gonna do all these examples have

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given so far are very very common you

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will hear them all the time in British

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English the next few I'm gonna give you

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are a little bit more poetic a little

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bit

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