What about → asking about something/someone.

Examples:

What about your exam?

I’m ready. What about you?

How about → giving a suggestion or asking an opinion.

Examples:

How about going outside?

How about this dress?

Easy way to remember

What about = asking about something

How about = suggesting something / asking opinion

Sometimes both can be used:

What about going out?

How about going out?

Both are correct, but “How about” sounds more natural for suggestions.

What about → asking about something/someone.Examples:What about your exam?I’m ready. What about you?How about → giving a suggestion or asking an opinion.Examples:How about going outside?How about this dress?Easy way to rememberWhat about = asking about somethingHow about = suggesting something / asking opinionSometimes both can be used:What about going out?How about going out?Both are correct, but “How about” sounds more natural for suggestions.

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