is there an expression "how would like you something?" is that same as "how would you like something?"
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It's a mistake.  But you've recognized what it should say.  You're learning English well.
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"What if I can"     Stop using quotation marks to define the context of a thought?         \n\n"I will" being a question to yourself?????????????????\n\nRev. Steven\n\n   Surely you have more of an intellect than this shows, but more,,,, Hopefully you realize, the rest of us do!!!
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I would say it is both a question and a greeting .\n\n Some appropiate answers are like  "nothing" , or  "nothing much" , but if you are doing something reply by starting a phrase with the word "just..." , or something along those lines .\n\n Like if right now i was asked " what's up? "  i would say  "nothing much, just cruising the net " lol. \n\nYou know.... reply with something like that ! \n\nThen say " how're you doing ? "  OR  " what's up with you ? " ....
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Love:  I'm more interested in what's best for you.\n\nLike:  I'm more interested in what's best for me.
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No. They are two completely different phrases.\n\nYou would say 'Does somebody like this book?' to a group of people. By using 'somebody' you are inferring that there is a group of 'somebody's from which an answer may be selected.\n\n'Does anybody like this book' is asking a question about people in general. Is there anyone out there who likes this book? Anybody is not a definite statement; it is used to refer to a large, uncertain group, not a certain group as somebody is.\n\nFor example, if you were speaking to someone about a party, and you said 'Did you hear that so-and-so was sick?' They could respond 'Yeah, somebody told me that.' The 'somebody' can be attributed to an unknown person in a specific group. You could not use 'anybody' in that situation.\n\nSometimes, the two are interchangable, when the group is particularly large. 'Can somebody hear me?' is referring to a person who would be within range. 'Can anybody hear me?' would be a general request for help. But just because either word can be used doesn't mean they are always interchangable.
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i usually say, " or what?" when they tell me to have a nice day. either that or "get bent". they never seem to know what to say.
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YEA i just like saying\n\nBALLIN......
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the same as you do\n\n:> peace
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Hey man, I like you.  You are the best friend a person could have....\n\nIf you are saying in a romantic sense...\n\nI just wanted to say I like you like you, you know as in really like you and I was jsut wondering , well if you felt the same or if you don't it's ok.
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YEP what do you want?
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Anything you want?  \n\nI'm confused.
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What are the phrases?
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????\njust like that ???????????
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Good question\n\nNext question
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The meaning of like is whatever you make it mean!
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i would ask 'regarding what?'
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I would use an example putting them in the context of the one who wants to be shared with.  As in your friend has a large bag of snickers and you'd like a snickers bar.  Next, I'd turn it around and say, "If you were the one with the candy would you give one to your friend?"