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Note: Unlike English, Hindi has different forms of greeting depending on the speakers religion. Hindus use Namaskr! , Namaste! or Rm rm! , Sikhs use Sat srakl! and Muslims greet each other with Salm alaikum! . How are you? 
How are you doing? 
I'm fine. And you? 
Do you remember/recognize me? 
Casual greetings between friends Hello! 
How are you? 
How's things with you? 
I'm fine. 
What's up? 
What's the news? 
So-so. 
Not very well. 
Not bad. 
What's new? 
Nothing much. 
Everything as usual. 
Speakers with a bit of a poetic bent may say: Are, voh din, voh rte = Alas , its the same (old) days, the same (old) nights . Speakers with a bit of a poetic bent may say: Are, voh din, voh rte = Alas , its the same (old) days, the same (old) nights . How have you been? 
I've been fine, thank you. 
Long time no see! 
Literally After such a long time (do we meet again)! What have you been up to? 
I'm pretty busy. 
Do you live around here? 
Are you staying around here? 
Yes, I live here. 
Where do you live? 
Where are you staying? 
I haven't seen you around for a while. 
Note: Several pronouns in the dative and accusative case have two forms in Hindi. Both mujhe and mujhko me or tum ko and tumhe you can be used equally.
Yes, it's been a long time. 
Why don't you show up sometimes? 
What are you doing here? 
How's Peter/ Mary doing? 
He's/She's fine. 
OK, take care! 
What's the problem? 
What happened? 
What's on your mind? 
Nothing. 
I was just thinking. 
Is this any of your business! 
Keep out of this! 
Leave me alone! 
Leave it!/Let it rest! 
Get lost! 
Back off! 
Go away! 
Don't show up again! 
Really? 
Is that so? 
That's correct, isn't it? 
Is that correct? 
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