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What's up?

/wʌts ˈʌp/

Beginner

A very informal greeting meaning "What's new?" or "How are you?"

Hey, what's up? — Not much.

A casual greeting between friends; the answer means nothing special is happening.

Greetings6 examples
You're welcome

/jʊr ˈwelkəm/

Beginner

A polite reply when someone thanks you.

Thanks a lot! — You're welcome.

The second speaker politely answers a thank-you.

Greetings6 examples
How have you been?

/haʊ əv juː bɪn/

Intermediate

A friendly question asking about someone's life since you last met.

Hi, Mia! How have you been?

The speaker greets a friend they haven't seen for a while.

Greetings6 examples
It was nice talking to you

/ɪt wəz naɪs ˈtɔːkɪŋ tə juː/

Intermediate

A polite way to end a conversation.

I have to go now. It was nice talking to you.

The speaker politely finishes the conversation before leaving.

Greetings6 examples
Welcome back

/ˈwelkəm bæk/

Intermediate

A greeting for someone who has returned after being away.

Welcome back! How was your trip?

The speaker greets someone who has just come back from travelling.

Greetings6 examples
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