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Want to sound natural when someone asks “How are you now?” Here are quick, native-style phrases you can use—Hinglish-friendly for Indian learners! 🇮🇳
Use these:
I’m feeling better now.
Much better, thanks.
I’m better today.
Better than yesterday.
Not 100% yet, but better.
I’m on the mend.
I’m recovering well, thank you.
Almost back to normal.
I feel better after some rest.
A lot better, thanks for asking.
When to use:
After fever/cold, in messages or calls
Replying politely to elders, colleagues, friends
Try this:
Comment “BETTER” and write one sentence using any phrase—I’ll correct it!
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