Examples of using "поживает" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom is doing great.
- How's your wife?
- How's your wife doing?
- How is your wife?
- How is your wife doing?
How's your old man doing?
How is it going with your family?
- How's your sister?
- How is your sister?
- How is your family?
- How's your family?
- How is the family?
- How is your family doing?
- How's your father?
- How's your dad?
How is Mary?
How's your sister?
How's the dog?
How is your grandmother?
- How's your wife?
- How's your wife doing?
- How's your old lady doing?
How's the dog?
- How's your sister?
- How is your sister?
- How's your wife?
- How is your wife?
- How's the wife?
- How's Tom doing?
- How's Tom?
- How is Tom doing?
- How is Tom?
How's my son doing?
- How's your wife?
- How's your wife doing?
- How is your wife?
- How is your wife doing?
- How's your wife?
- How's your wife doing?
- How is your wife?
- How is your wife doing?
How's my wife doing?
How is your family?
Ask Tom how Mary is.
- How's Tom?
- How is Tom?
How is Mary?
- Tom is doing very well.
- Tom's doing very well.
How is it going with him?
How is it going with her?
How is Emily?
- How's your sister?
- How is your sister?
How is your brother?
How's your wife, Tom?
I wonder how Tom is doing.
"How's the trouble and strife?" is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang. It means "How's your wife?"
How's your brother?