Maybe you misunderstood the first reply.
Wie geht es dir response. “wie geht’s” is actually the short form of “wie geht es” (how’s it going) or “wie geht es dir/ihnen ” (how are you doing). 2) wie geht es dir? Nobody would say »gut, und ihr«.
If you are talking to a coworker, person of authority, or stranger, you use the word “ihnen” in the question “wie geht es ihnen?”. This means exactly the same as. B) mir geht es prima.
There are a few ways to reply to “wie gehts?”. The verb 'gehen' is 'to be going; 1) wie geht es dir?
Germans expect a reply because for the german speaker, asking “wie geht es ihnen?” isn’t the same as a casual hello but rather is a. Mir geht es gut, danke, und ihnen? > what are the various ways i can respond to wie gehts dir in german?
If we for example want to. It is used in formal (ihnen) and informal (dir) situations, you can use it to start a conversation with whoever you. Whether you are practising your german, starting a conversation with a stranger or just want to.
C) mir geht es so lala. One option is to simply say ” gut, danke ” ( good, thank you ). A) mir geht es schlecht.