好的 (Hǎo de) just means "okay". So there is no need for a response.
It approximates to "My patterns [the speaker may be referring to tattoos or artwork] are better than yours."
It means good. The "de" at the end of the phrase is a type of verbal punctuation used in Chinese. "De" refers to the context much the same way as the pronoun "this"does. So if "hao" is translated as "good", "hao de" means "this is good".
Hao Wang has written: 'Wo men de cao mei he'
Zunjing de = 尊敬的 in Mandarin
The word for "your" in Mandarin Chinese is 你的 (nǐ de).
Hai shi jue de ni zui hao - 1995 is rated/received certificates of: Hong Kong:IIA
It means "really?"/"truly?"/"for real?" in mandarin.
I'm fairly good
You are my best friend.
The cast of Zui hao de shi guang - 2005 includes: Lawrence Ko as (special appearance) Fang Mei as Old Woman
It's Chinese and appears to be "How are you doing?"
Soy de.... (I am from....)