Good,, thank you how about you in Spanish?

A simple way to express gratitude is a handshake, but if you want to be a little more formal, you can say gracias or por favor te agradezco mucho. If you want to express your appreciation in a more intimate setting, you can even use the word te quiero, which is often used as an expression of love but also as a way to express gratitude.

Good afternoon is there anybody here?

Depending on where you are, there may be a slight regional difference in the way you say ‘good afternoon’. As a foreigner, chances are you might say ‘buenos días’ or ‘buenas tardes’, while others might say ‘buenos días’ or ‘buenas tardes’. It may sound confusing to say ‘buenos días’ at 11:30am

What's your name? How about you?

It’s very common to use the informal “tu” when speaking with friends or in a lighter situation. However, if you’re in a formal setting or don’t want to appear informal, then you should use the formal “usted” form of address. This is especially important when speaking with people older than you, people you are meeting for the first time, or anyone in a position of authority.

How are you today? How about you in Spanish?

People in Colombia usually say “Bien, gracias” when they respond to “How are you?” or “Good, thank you.” We often find ourselves responding with “Muy bien, gracias” or “Bien, gracias a Dios.” It’s a great way to show appreciation for others and to give a modest answer to the often-repeated question, “How are

How are you today? What's your name?

If you're looking for a genuine Spanish greeting, "hola" is a good choice. It can be used in a casual conversation, and it's not too formal. You can also use "buenos días" as a greeting to people you see in the morning and "buenas tardes" to those you see in the afternoon. Be careful with "buenas noches" though, as this can be used as an end-of-evening greeting.