How are you dear? vs Dear how areyou?

The phrase 'How are you, dear?' is correct and commonly used in English. The second phrase 'Dear, how are you?' is also correct but less common. The correct version depends on the context and personal preference.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"How are you dear?"

This phrase is a common way to ask someone how they are feeling, especially when showing care or affection. The word 'dear' is used as a term of endearment.

Examples:

How are you, dear? I hope you're doing well.
Hi, how are you, dear? Is everything okay?
How are you, dear? I missed talking to you.
How are you, dear? Let me know if you need anything.
How are you, dear? I'm here for you.

Alternatives:

How are you, my dear?
Dear, how are you doing?
Dear, how are you feeling?
How are you, sweetheart?
How are you, darling?

This phrase is incorrect. It should be 'Dear, how are you?'

"Dear how areyou?"

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