Translate 'how are you' in Hindi?

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kaise hain aap ?
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(She)Aap kaisi hain? (He)Aap kaise hain?She(Tum kaisi ho? (He)Tum kaise ho?
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Aap kaise hain?
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Vanakkam , Narayanswami. How are you? This question can be formal and informal too. How are you? (Formal way.ie. Boss,Mam and business people) Aap kaise hein? How are you(informal. ie.To friends,and close people) Kaise ho? or Tum kaise ho?
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true - "aap" for Formal and "tum" for casually asking. Aap kaise ho? and Tum Kaise ho?
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Aap kaise hain?
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Aap kaise hai
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Aap kaise hai ?
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aap kaise hain? (formal) tum kaise ho? (to a boy/man) tum kaisi ho? (to a girl/lady)
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Aap kaise hain? If you are asking to a man. And Aap kaisi hain? If a girl.
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