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How do you answer ou vas-tu?

The French phrase "ou vas-tu?" means "where are you going?"

However, it's often used as a casual greeting, similar to "how are you?" in English.

Here are some ways to respond:

Formal:

* Bien, merci. Et vous? (Good, thank you. And you?)

* Je vais bien, merci. Et vous? (I am well, thank you. And you?)

Informal:

* Bien, et toi? (Good, and you?)

* Ça va, et toi? (I'm doing okay, and you?)

* Pas mal, et toi? (Not bad, and you?)

* Je vais bien, merci. Et toi? (I am well, thank you. And you?)

* Super, et toi? (Great, and you?)

You can also give a brief explanation of what you're doing or where you're going:

* Je vais au travail. (I'm going to work.)

* Je vais à la boulangerie. (I'm going to the bakery.)

* Je vais chez moi. (I'm going home.)

Remember, the best way to respond is to choose an answer that feels comfortable and natural for you.

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