What's Up? Meaning and Responses

What's Up: Meaning and Responses

• "What's up" means "what is happening in your life these days" or "what is new in your life".
• A common way to answer "what's up" is to say "not much", which means "there is nothing new in my life".

Replying to "What's Up"

• Another possible answer is "same old", which means "there is nothing new in my life" or "nothing has changed".
• If you have something new to share, you can say it, e.g. "I just got a job".

More Ways to Say "What's Up"

• "What's new" means "what is new in your life" and has the same meaning as "what's up".
• "What's new with you" is another way to ask "what's up".
• "What are you up to" means "what have you been doing recently".
• "What are you up to these days" is a variation of the previous question.
• "Yo, what's shaken" is a slang expression that means "what's happening in your life".
• "What's going on" means the same as "what's up".

Additional Expressions

• "How you been" is different from "what's up" and means "how have you been since the last time we met".
• "Sup" is a shortened form of "what's up", popularized by a Budweiser TV commercial.
• "What up" is another variation of "what's up", possibly originating from WhatsApp.

What's Up: Meaning and Responses

• "What's up" means inquiring about new developments or events in someone's life.
• A common response to "what's up" is "not much", implying that there are no significant changes or updates.
• Another possible response is "same old", indicating that nothing new or exciting has happened.

Replying to "What's Up"

• If you have something new to share, you can directly state it, e.g., "I just got a job".

More Ways to Say "What's Up"

• "What's new" has the same meaning as "what's up", inquiring about new developments in someone's life.
• "What's new with you" is a polite way to ask "what's up".
• "What are you up to" and "what are you up to these days" mean "what have you been doing recently".
• "Yo, what's shaken" is a slang expression asking about new developments or events in someone's life.
• "What's going on" has the same meaning as "what's up", inquiring about new developments or events.

Additional Expressions

• "How you been" differs from "what's up" and inquires about someone's well-being since the last meeting.
• "Sup" is a shortened form of "what's up", popularized by a Budweiser TV commercial.
• "What up" is another variation of "what's up", possibly originating from WhatsApp.