Haitian Creole: how about

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You could say "E ou" if you want.

"Ou menm" is the expression for "yourself".

"E ou menm?" means "and yourself?" or "How about you?" or "How about yourself?"

E ou menm?

And you?

What about you?

How about you?

E li menm?

And him?

What about him?

How about him?

E yo menm?

And them?

What about them?

How about them?

Madanm trè byen mèsi, e ou menm?
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And you? → E ou menm?

Mwen byen, mèsi. E ou menm?

I'm fine, thank you. And you?

Mwen anfom. E ou menm?

How about you? - E ou menm?

How about him/her? - E li menm?

How about us? - E nou menm?

How about them? - E yo menm?

What about you? - E ou menm?

Mwen la. E ou menm, Kijan ou ye?

Map boule :)

Nap boule, se ou menm? - We're ok, how about you?

It is the Haitian Creole expression that translates one of the answers that you may get after you ask someone: 'How are you?"

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