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23 nov 2009 · I've just found out that in British English 'all right? / alright?' is often used as a form of greeting. So, is it the same as 'Hello!' or more like 'How are you?'? How do you respond to it? Do you say 'Alright!' (with an affirmative intonation) or something like 'I'm good, thanks, and you'? Thanks in advance!
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"Is anything alright" is a far less common phrase. One might use this if everything seemed to be going badly as a way of saying "so many things are going badly -- is anything alright?" (with an emphasis placed on the "anything").
16 ott 2015 · Part of the key to this is matching the length of response to the length of greeting. 'y'alright?' or just 'alright' tends to be said as an acknowledgement in passing and mostly isn't a conversation opener or and invitation to stop and chat.
“You alright?” is not necessarily true according to the grammar rules. It is instead used for conversations with friends and relatives. The most correct sentence, in my opinion, would definitely be: “Are you alright?”
