"How are you feeling?" is a casual way to ask someone about their health or well-being, especially if they're experiencing a tough time. If a loved one asks this question, be honest about your emotions and explain what's happening in your life. Or, use "I'm okay, thanks" to politely move forward. Feelings signal how we are reading the environment, and they are designed to mobilize and drive an adaptive behavioral response. Positive emotions (such as excitement, joy, attraction, pride, "How are you?" is probably the most common question you'll be asked in English. Go beyond the simple answers and learn to express your physical and mental st "How do you feel" jest także bardziej generalnym zapytaniem o zdrowie lub samopoczucie niż "How are you feeling". Co więcej, "how are you feeling" może (ale nie musi) sugerować, że ktoś czuł się gorzej ostatnio a my jesteśmy zainteresowani jego obecnym samopoczuciem. As sdgraham has told you, it depends on the context, and you have not yet provided any. If someone is asking "How do you feel?" because they want to know what emotion you are experiencing at the moment, then "I'm happy" is a possible answer. If they're asking "How do you feel?" - polskie tłumaczenie volume_up how do you feel? PL volume_up jak się czujesz? a ty co sądzisz? Tłumaczenia EN how do you feel? volume_up general "what do you think?" 1. general how do you feel? (też: how are you?, how are you feeling?) volume_up jak się czujesz? 2. "what do you think?" how do you feel? volume_up a ty co sądzisz? Przykłady użycia „How are you feeling?" czy „How do you feel?" by English Speaking Mum | 31 maja, 2022 | Brak komentarzy Czy oba te zdania są poprawne? Co powinniśmy powiedzieć, gdy nasze dziecko przewróci się? A co w trakcie rozmowy o emocjach? Zapraszam na krótki wykład:) Lista oczekujących na książkę "Twoje dziecko może mówić także po angielsku" Preparation. As we increasingly depend on digital technology for almost everything in our lives, a new smartphone app offers help in understanding our moods and emotions. In the future perhaps new technology will help us understand ourselves a little better, like the new app from the Cambridge-based ei Technologies - ei stands for "how do you feel" and "how are you feeling" basically have the same meaning as each other, except "how do you feel" has more usage. How am I feeling? Has it stopped raining? No? OK. OK. We'll do it later, I suppose. If it ever stops raining, that is. So how am I feeling? I'm feeling fed up. This is like feeling a little bit angry and a little bit bored. This is how you feel when an unhappy or unsatisfactory situation has gone on for too long. Number 10. How am I feeling wpQv.