Textbooks love to teach "Jak się masz?" as the standard translation for "How are you?" While it is grammatically correct, native speakers rarely use it in casual daily life. It sounds incredibly formal, almost outdated. If you use it with a peer, it feels stiff. If you want to ask how someone is doing naturally, stick to these instead: Co tam? (What's up? — very common, casual) Co słychać? (How's it going? / What's the news?) Jak leci? (How's it flying? / How are things moving?)

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Today, I woke up later than usual, but I still made it to school on time. After school, I drank bubble tea with my friend. It was very delicious, and I enjoyed spending time together. I also went to my part-time job, but I felt quite sleepy during my shift.

Today, I woke up at 10:00 a.m. and went to school. I had a meeting with Professor Hirayama. I learned a lot of new information about my university, and it really increased my motivation. I also found out about programs that offer prize money, so I want to challenge myself and participate. After school, I met a friend whom I had not seen for a long time, and we started preparing for tomorrow together.

I had classes from the second period to the fourth period today. However, I had a headache and wasn't feeling well, so I absented class. But since I still had two assignments due by tomorrow. I worked on them at home. My headache is gone now, and I'm feeling better. I am so tired.

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