Ways to say “I am fine”

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Different Ways to Say ‘I am fine’:-  By using one phrase all the time shows –  you do not have words to say, you can not express yourself, your talk is boring. This gives a negative effect on your personality. People do not listen to you if you use the same words, phrases, or sentences all the time. What can you do to make your personality impressive, charming, and effective? Here we take a small step toward your personality development.

Stop saying I am fine, use instead – Nothing special, everything is as usual.

I am really doing well.

Better than nothing.

Etc.

You need to use other ways to say ‘I am fine.’ You should use all these phrases with your emotion.

By saying it all the time – I am fine. I am fine. I am fine. It sounds boring and repetitive.

Let’s groom your personality! 

These phrases will not work effect-fully until you express them well. Your expression can make a funny phrase sad. Your expression can make a formal phrase flirty. Your expression can make a polite phrase rude. So, you need to work on your expression as well as your words.

List Of Various Replies of “How are you?“

Way to say I am fine

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*Note – Before reading, you need to know a few things.
1. ‘The speaker’ means – The person who uses or speaks that phrase. The speaker speaks the phrase.
2. ‘The asker’ means – The person who raises or asks the question. The asker asks the question.
3. ‘The question of the answer’ means – The phrase uses by the speaker is the answer to the question which is asked by the asker. So, the asker can use any questions just like ‘How are you?’ and the speaker can use any phrase to answer.
The asker can use any question, not just given here. If you need more questions, you can click on that button to go on that page –
Formal and General Reply
1.  Somewhere between better and best: – It denotes, the speaker feels in the middle of better and best. Better than some but not the best.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. I think. I am doing alright / OK: – It denotes, the speaker is fine. When we use ‘I think. It means, ‘ I am sure or not sure.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
3. All the better now that you asked:- It denotes, the speaker feels better after you asked.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. I feel good / fantastic / marvelous / excellent / outstanding / great / wonderful / splendid / fantabulous / etc:- These terms are similar to ‘good’ but a better version. You can use them in place of saying good.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How do you feel?…

5. I am fine. The best I can be assuming, you’re at your best too:- This shows care from the speaker. The speaker is fine and hoping that the asker is also happy and fine.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
6. I’d say. I am a (insert a number here) out of 10: – You can insert any number between 0 to 10. It denotes your state of the condition through numbers.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
7. Average. Not terrific, not terrible, just average:- It denotes, the state of the condition is 5 out of 10 which means in the middle of good and bad.
We can use them separately also like – Average. / Not terrific. / Not terrible. / Just average.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
8. Nothing much, everything is as usual:- It denotes, nothing new; everything is the same. Nothing much changed, everything is normal.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you doing? / How is everything?…
9. Good enough:- Enough means, neither is it less nor is it more. Suppose, I need 10 marks and I get 10 marks, not 11 or 9. Good enough denotes, the speaker feels good in a satisfactory way.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
10. So far, so good! – The time I have spent in my life or state of a condition so far. I was so good at that. But I do not know about the future.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Clever or Witty Reply
1. I can’t complain but still, I do:-  The speaker denotes his or her state of a condition in form of a complaint. The speaker behaves in a childish manner which is clever or witty. It means, I do not complain about my life but still, I will share my life or state of condition. The complaint can be good or bad. It depends on the way of the speaker. Every time anyone asks about you, you can use this phrase. After using this phrase then you talk about your complaint clearly.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. I am on a mission:- You can use this phrase when anyone asks about you. After using this phrase, you can talk about your mission. The mission is a humorous or clever way to represent your feeling, moment, life, situation, or condition, etc. It can be funny, rude, polite, flirty, friendly, or sad.
For example – I am on a mission to make you my friend. / I am on a mission to be happy. / I am on a mission to support you. / I am on a mission to tell the truth. / I am on the mission not to tell anyone.
In that way, you can use this phrase, you can add anything in which you are on the mission.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

3. Maybe one day, you will be lucky enough to find out:- A clever way to say, one day I will tell you and you feel lucky to know that.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. It’s a secret:- The speaker does not want to share. So, the speaker makes an excuse by saying ‘it is a secret.’ You can use this phrase to show your cleverness. You can give the answer or not. It is up to you.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
5. Sh… it’s too early to tell:- It is a clever way not to give the answer to the question. The speaker does not say directly that I am not answering. It is a clever way to say no. But it is totally up to you, you can give or not give the answer.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
6. Word on the street is that I’m really good:- It denotes the popularity of the speaker. It means everywhere people talk about that the speaker is really good. By using this phrase you can show your popularity or give an answer in a witty way.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

7. I’ll leave that up to your imagination:- The speaker says to the asker, ‘tell by yourself.’ You are looking at me right now, use your imagination.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

8. I could really go for a massage. – After hard work need massage:- A clever way to show others that you did hard work and you need some rest. You can use it anytime when you work hard and need some rest.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How are you doing? / How do you feel?…

9. Dancing to the rhythm of life:- The speaker enjoys life by dancing to the rhythm of life. The speaker compares his or her life to music and his or her condition as dancing which means following life by dancing just like a person follows the dancing steps of the music. This phrase has dance and rhythm of the music as a life which shows a beautiful example that his or her life is also beautiful. But the phrase is better based on the expression of the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10. I hear good things, but you should never listen to rumors:- It denotes, do not believe in rumors. If others say, I am good or not good that does not mean; It is true because you should never believe in rumors. Mostly, this phrase shows, the speaker does not feel good. You use this phrase after the asker shows an expression that the speaker feels good.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Funny Reply
1. I don’t feel that great but my hair looks awesome, right? – The speaker doesn’t feel good but still, the speaker is making jokes about his or her own hair looks awesome.
You can use anything in place of ‘hair’ like – dress, shoes, suit, car, bag, purse, or I, etc. looks or Look awesome.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. Doing well, unless you have an airborne disease that infects me with some pathogens:- The speaker is being sarcastic or funny. The speaker is doing well or good but if you have any viral disease that infects me, I will not be fine or good anymore. This phrase, you can use this phrase in any pandemic or virus-spreading situation.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

3. I promised myself. I would kill the person who asked me that question, but I like you so I will let you live:- It is a funny or friendly phrase. The whole phrase denotes that the speaker likes you. It is clever and unique to use it.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

 4. Why! What are they saying about me? – The speaker is trying to be suspicious. So, the asker feels confused and thinks, “What are they talking about the speaker?” It creates laughter only if the speaker reacts well.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
5. Well, I haven’t had my morning coffee yet and no one has gotten hurt, so I’d say “pretty good” at this point in time:- The speaker denotes when he or she does not consume or drink coffee in the morning, it makes the speaker angry, annoyed, and dangerous for others. The speaker is glad that no one is hurt till now that is pretty good. The speaker is doing pretty well without consuming coffee. This is a funny way to tell about your day.
You can use anything in place of ‘coffee’ like – tea, protein shake, breakfast, food, jogging, or medicine, etc.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

6. Not so good, but I plan on lying at my press conference:- The speaker shows, he or she is famous. The speaker will give an answer to your question in front of the media.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
7. Like a pit-bull in a butcher shop:- Pit-bull is a dog-bread. A dog is in a meat shop means very happy. The speaker is enjoying life.
You can use anything in place of ‘pit-bull’ and ‘butcher shop’ like – Like a bird in the sky. / Like a soldier in a battlefield. / Like a kid in a toy shop. / etc.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

8.  My lawyer says I don’t have to answer that question:- The speaker is using sarcasm or humor. The speaker shows himself or herself as a big celebrity or a famous person who owns a personal lawyer and the lawyer says, ‘it is not compulsory to answer that question.’

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

9. I’m busy, but do you want me to add you to my to-do list? – The speaker shows, he or she is busy in a funny manner. It is just an expression, the speaker talks to you or do not talk, it depends on the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10. How much will you pay me if I tell you? – The speaker asks for money if the speaker gives the answer to your question, “Do you pay some money to the speaker?” It is funny which is based on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Rude or Insulting Reply
1. At minding my own business? Better than most people:- The speaker shows, I am focusing on my own work. You focus on your own work too. Directly it means, “Don’t disturb me?”
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. Do you really care? – The speaker shows, do you really care to listen to me, or just pretending? Do you really care if I am fine or not fine?
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
3. Do you want an honest answer or the answer you were expecting? – It can be too offensive which depends on the expression and the relation with the asker. The speaker might show a signal that the asker doesn’t care.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
4. I’m pretty sure. I am not obligated to tell you:- The speaker shows, I am not responsible to answer your question. It shows, the speaker doesn’t care to answer your question.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
5. Not so well, does that bother you? – The speaker is not well and showing, “Do you really care to listen? or Do you really care if I am fine or not fine?” It can be rude or friendly which depends on the expression.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
6. I was fine until you asked:- The speaker shows the asker spoiled the speaker’s mood, day, or state of condition.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How are you doing? / How do you feel?…
7. Horrible, now that I’ve met you:- The speaker shows after meeting you. I feel disgusted or horrible. I was fine and happy but now, I am not fine and happy because of you.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Flirty or Friendly Reply

1. No, how are you? Do you want to go out with me tonight? – The speaker directly asks to go out with the asker. The speaker says, ‘no need to ask this question.’ Let us go out tonight!

You can put anything in there – No, how are you? / No, what’s going on? / No, how do you do? Basically, any question that is asked to the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…
2. Everything is fine with you around:- A flirty way to show the asker When the asker is near or with the speaker, the speaker feels fine and relaxed.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
3. I’d be better if you asked me out:- The shows, I feel better if the asker will ask me out. Ask me out means “asking for a date.” You do not ask me ‘How are you?”, ask me for a date. It is totally a flirty way.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. Do you want to know how my day was? Does this mean you like me? – The speaker is trying to be friendly or flirty which depends on the expression. The asker asked the question and the speaker claims, ‘The asker asked the question. So, the asker wants to talk because the asker likes the speaker.’

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
5. Right now, I’m on my way to paving a path to your heart:- The speaker is trying to impress the asker. The speaker is trying to reach the asker’s heart.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

6. So-so, but talking to you makes me feel so good:- So-so means Okay. The speaker shows, it was Okay but after I talk to you, I feel so good.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

7. I’d say I’ll be fine, as long as you don’t leave soon enough:- The speaker wants the asker to stay. The speaker feels good if the asker will stay here.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

8. Your attempt at social interaction is hereby acknowledged:- It is a friendly way to start a conversation with strangers by praising and supporting the asker’s effort. The speaker also shows, he or she wants to talk more with the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

 9. Thank god you finally noticed me! – The speaker is glad that the asker finally comes to talk to the speaker. It is friendly but when the speaker winks or shows a flirty expression, it becomes flirty.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10.  Awww… Did you miss me? – The speaker shows that the asker misses the speaker because the asker asks the question about the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Sad or Anxious Reply
1. Can’t complain. Nobody listens to me anyway:-The speaker is frustrated and anxious that no person wants to listen.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…
2. In need of some peace and quiet:-The speaker needs some alone time. The speaker feels bad or doesn’t want to talk to the asker. It depends on the expression.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…
3. Remembering to stay patient:-The speaker is trying to be cool and peaceful enough but still, the speaker is frustrated and sad.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How is everything? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…
4. Living a life of denial and suppressed rage:-The people always say no and control the speaker. The speaker is unacceptable by others. The speaker is totally controlled and forced to be quiet. The speaker feels so bad.
The question of the answer – Are you fine? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

5. Oh terrible, but I’m used to it:-The speaker feels terrible but he or she is habitual of it. (I feel you, friend. – This phrase the asker can use after the speaker uses that phrase, Oh terrible, but I’m used to it. It shows you care and understand the speaker’s situation.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
6. Slowly but surely dying:-The speaker feels terribly bad and it is increasing time after time. The sadness is getting increased.
Also, you can only say – dying.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

7. I would be lying if I said I’m fine:-The speaker is not fine. The speaker is indirectly saying it in a clever way.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

8. Living the dream, but half the time it’s a nightmare:-The speaker compares life as a dream, and half of the dream is terrible.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

9. Real terrible, thanks for asking:-The speaker feels terribly bad. The speaker thanks to the asker in a sarcastic way but it depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

10. I’m completely prepared for the end of the world:-The speaker doesn’t care about dying which means there is nothing in this world that the speaker wants to live for. The speaker may feel mental stress.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?..

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