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how are we 

A phrase used in many different regions of the UK, however it is very common in Liverpool.

The phrase is used to ask on how one person, or a group of people is doing.

It is also often used to ask what a person is referring too. This would be followed by a question mark (?).
Dave: How are we
Steve: I’m great lad

Police: Dave we need to talk to you about a burglary from down the block
Dave: How are we?
how are we by Rupture Godzilla vag August 13, 2021
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How are we? 

1. Hillarious way of asking someone, or multiple people how they are feeling.

2. Can be used as an 'entrance'when walking into a large group of people.


3. 'We' - can also refer to 1 person
John: How are we?
David: yeah, not bad

Bill: - "How are we?"
Craig - *Walks away*

"your at a party, and walk through the door into a large croud.. *silence* ..
John: "How are we?" -
*crowd bursts into laughter*.
How are we? by statiKz September 3, 2005

How are we? 

The phrase which is used to absolutely destroy a person’s self confidence when they are feeling low about themselves.
Billy: “Hey Joel I heard you got rejected last night.”
Nikhil: “Joel how are we?”
How are we? by Robbo06 September 10, 2016

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how many gifts are they going to give us before we open the present

When an error, follie, or turn over happens in a sporting event and the opposing team does not capitalize.
A football team turns the ball over three times in succession, and all it does is result in three punts by their opponent.
how many gifts are they going to give us before we open the present
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