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We often use "I'm fine" to mean "I'm fine". But its true meaning is "I am not good, but I don't wanna talk about it." "I'm not very good, but I don't want to talk about this now."
So, how do you express "I'm fine" authentically? Let’s learn from Uncle Bi together!
1. I'm great/"I'm doing great!
I'm very good, I'm feeling very happy recently, I'm very good in my health, I eat it all~
Tell him I'm great.
Tell him I'm great.
Tell me tell him I'm very good.
I'm very good
2.Awesome!
means you are in a very good mood now and are willing to chat with the other party. The attitude of conveying is both decent and positive
-Hey, how are you today?
-I'm great! How are you doing?
-Awesome!
-Hi, how are you doing today?
-I'm fine! What about you?
-Excellent!
3.fantastic/excellent!
cannot be awesome anymore! Very excited and excited feeling
-How do you feel about your marriage today?
-fantastic! I will never forget it.
-How do you feel when you get married today?
-So cool! I will never forget today.
4. terrific !
is commonly used in spoken language, which means "extremely good! ”
-How is it going?
-Terrific!
-How are you?
-very good!
5. I am ready to rock!
rock does not mean stone. rock is a verb, which means rock, and can also be used to do something very exciting, meaning "I am in a good state now and can't wait to start"
-The match is about to begin. How are you?
- I am ready to rock!
-The competition is about to begin, are you okay?
-very good, I can't wait!
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