Meeting the in laws again: Health and well-being

💬 [们] makes [你] plural, so [你们] means 'you all' or 'you both.' The same pattern works with [我们] 'we' and [他们] 'they'.

💬 [最近] often means 'lately' or 'these days,' not just 'recently' in a past-time sense. You can reuse it in questions like [最近忙吗？] 'Have you been busy lately?'

💬 [怎么样] is a very useful 'how is/how about' phrase for asking about someone's condition or opinion. You can swap in different subjects: [工作怎么样？] 'How's work?' [身体怎么样？] 'How's your health?'

🇨🇳 This is a warm, natural check-in with family, including in-laws. It sounds more caring and personal than a basic [你好].

💬 [们] makes pronouns plural, so [我们] means 'we' or 'us.' It's the same pattern as [你们] and [他们].

💬 [都] usually goes before the thing you're saying about the whole group: [我们都很好] = 'we all are fine.' You can reuse that order in [他们都来了] 'they all came.'