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Hoe gaat het met jou (u)?

How are you? (U-polite)

Het gaat goed. En met jou?

I'm OK. How about you?

Met mij ook, dank je

I'm also ok. Thank you

Het gaat niet goed

I am not ok

Het gaat wel...

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