「調子はどうだ？」「まぁまぁだね」の英語

"How's it going?" "Not too bad."

“How's it going?"“Well, so so.

"How is it going?" "So-so."

"How is it going?" "So-so."

“How's everything going?"—“Well, just so‐so."

"How are you doing?" "I couldn't be better."

“How's your work going?"“So far, so good."

"Are you OK?" "I'm fine!"

"How are things going?" "Terrific. Income and profit are continuing to rise steadily."

“Cigarette?"—“Alright, I don't mind."

"How's your research coming along?" "Not so bad."

"How are you?" "I'm fine. You?" "I'm fine too."

“What kind of form is our starting pitcher in?”“He seems to be in great form."

“How do you feel today?"—“Absolutely perfect."

"How is it?" "Well, yes ... could be some signs of dehydration."

"How is it?" "Well, yes ... could be some signs of dehydration"

"How do I look?" "Great."

"How do I look?" "You look great."

"How is her condition?" "She must have absolute bed rest."

“How is the game?"“It's 9 to 8."

“How do I look?"“You look great."

“How did your interview go?"“I guess it went all right."

"What's wrong?" "Uh, nothing."

"You OK?" "Wha-... Yes, it's nothing."

“How's life?"“As busy as ever."

“Say when."—“That's fine [enough]."

"Does this work?" "No, it won't fit."

"What's wrong?" "The speakers aren't working well."

"Are you sick?" "No. Why are you asking that?"

“What do you think?"“I couldn't agree more."