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I've never heard "wie geht es einen." I've heard "wie geht es Ihnen," which means "How is it going?" polite style, often shortened in more infromal contexts to "wie geht's?" [/quote]
My error. The transliteration was just mis-spelled. Might be called a scribal error of the ear.
My grandmother died 32 years ago and I've had no regular German communication since then.
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