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いつも元気ですか?
How are you?
A polite and casual way to ask someone how they are doing, often used in greetings or casual conversation.
友達に会ったとき、いつも元気ですかと聞きました。
When I met my friend, I asked, 'How are you?'
This phrase is commonly used in everyday Japanese to inquire about someone's well-being in a friendly manner.
Use 'いつも元気ですか' with friends and people you are familiar with. For more formal situations, use 'お元気ですか'.
Composed of 'いつも' (always) + '元気' (healthy/energetic) + 'ですか' (question form).
This phrase is a standard way to ask about someone's health or mood in Japanese. It is more casual than 'お元気ですか' and is commonly used among friends and acquaintances.