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What is the Ilocano translation of How are you?

The Ilocano translation of "How are you?" depends on the context and level of formality. Here are a few options:

Formal:

* Kasta kadi? - This is the most formal and literal translation. It translates directly to "How are you?"

* Kumusta ka? - This is another formal option, similar to the English "How do you do?".

Informal:

* Kumusta? - This is a more casual way to ask "How are you?" and is used with friends and family.

* Ayos ka? - This translates to "Are you okay?" and is a more informal way to ask how someone is doing.

* Naimbag kadi? - This means "Are you well?" and is a more formal way to ask how someone is doing.

Other options:

* Ania ti kasasaad mo? - This means "How is your condition?" and is a more specific way to ask how someone is doing.

* Apay ti aramid mo? - This means "What are you doing?" and can be used to ask how someone is doing, especially if you see them doing something.

The best translation to use will depend on the specific situation.

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