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hi, how are you - translation to greek
ALBUM BY DANIEL JOHNSTON
Hi, How are You; Hi, How Are You: The Unfinished Album; Poor You; Big Business Monkey; I Picture Myself with a Guitar; Despair Came Knocking; I Am a Baby (In My Universe); I Am a Baby In My Universe; I Am a Baby; Nervous Love; I'll Never Marry; Get Yourself Together (Daniel Johnston song); Running Water (Daniel Johnston song); Desperate Man Blues; Hey Joe (Daniel Johnston song); She Called Pest Control; Keep Punching Joe; No More Pushing Joe Around
hi, how are you
γεια, τι κάνετε
how old are you
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
How Old Are You (song); How Old Are You (disambiguation); How Old Are You? (song); How Old Are You
πόσων χρονών είστε
are you ok
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Are You OK?; Are you OK (disambiguation); RUOK?
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Hi, How Are You
Hi, How Are You: The Unfinished Album is the sixth self-released music cassette album by singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston, recorded in September 1983. The subtitle refers to the length of the album; Johnston had intended for it to be an hour long release, as a majority of his earlier releases were.
Examples of use of hi, how are you
1. "Hi, how are you?" "I‘m well, thank you," he says.
2. For almost the whole of 1''2, Kurt Cobain wore a T–shirt of the cover of one of Johnston‘s cassettes, Hi How Are You.
3. Other areas of Fallujah, he says, range from "indifference to grudging acceptance, to ‘Hi, how are you?‘ " But in Fallujah, the Iraqi Army is made up largely of Shiites, and deeply distrusts the police – which are all local Sunnis.
4. Following are the State Department transcripts of Hill‘s remarks to the press September 13: (begin transcript) Assistant Secretary [of State] Christopher Hill Six Party Talks Arrival China World Hotel September 13, 2005 A/S [Assistant Secretary] HILL:'4; Hi, how are you?'4; It‘s nice to see you all.'4; I just arrived here and will be beginning the talks in a few hours.'4; I‘ll meet with the Chinese delegation in the middle of the afternoon and then we will begin the Six Party Talks just after that.'4; I know a lot of you want to know how long you are going to be here.'4; I know especially for Korean journalists it‘s tough because we‘ve got some holidays coming up this weekend.'4; I wish I could tell you how long we‘re going to be here.'4; I‘ll certainly get a better idea of that when I have the opportunity to talk to the DPRK delegation.