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How We Say

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Why it worked

The post leverages a universally understood and relatable question, "How are you?", and presents it in a visually appealing and educational format across multiple languages. This broad appeal and inherent curiosity about different cultures and languages likely drove engagement.

Summary

This is a text-heavy infographic that lists how to say "How are you?" in various languages from different countries. It also includes a call to action to follow, like, and share.

Structure

1Title slide: How We Say "How Are You?"
2List of countries and their greetings
3Call to action: Follow, Like and Share

Call to action

Follow, Like and Share

On-screen text

How We Say "How Are You?" United States -> How are you? China -> Nǐ hǎo ma Brazil -> Tudo bem South Africa -> Howzit France -> Ça va Japan -> Ogenki desu ka Nigeria -> How far Australia -> How ya going India -> Aap kaise hain Germany -> Wie geht's Mexico -> ¿Cómo estás? Egypt -> Ezzayak Argentina -> ¿Cómo estás? Canada -> How's it going Italy -> Come stai Kenya -> Habari yako South Korea -> Jal jinaeseyo Spain -> Qué tal Morocco -> Labas Thailand -> Sabai dee mai New Zealand -> How's it going Turkey -> Nasılsın Ghana -> Ete sen Indonesia -> Apa kabar United Kingdom -> You alright? Colombia -> ¿Cómo vas? Saudi Arabia -> Kayfa haluk Ethiopia -> Habari Follow, Like and Share

Original caption

Words have power, but do you know how different cultures check up on their friends?In this video, we explore how to say "How are you?" in multiple languages and what they actually mean when you translate them literally. Some countries ask about your heart, some ask how your day is going, and others keep it super casual. Language is so fascinating because a simple greeting shows how a culture values human connection.Watch until the end to see which country has the most poetic greeting. Did I miss your native language? Drop it in the comments with the English meaning so we can all learn! Don't forget to like, save, and share this with a friend you need to check in on today.#languages #howareyou #multilingual #learninglanguages #worldcultures