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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
General question on introduction with someone
When we are introduced to some one, we will end up the conversation by saying "Nice to meet you". What exactly the other person is supposed to say?
We can say "nice to meet you too". what else?
We can say "nice to meet you too". what else?
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You too! Likewise! Nice to meet you too.
- You too!
- Likewise!
- Nice to meet you too.
- The pleasure was all mine.
- (A bit old-fashioned and won't always be appropriate).
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You too!
Likewise!
Nice to meet you too.
The pleasure was all mine. (A bit old-fashioned and won't always be appropriate).
My strongest recommendation is to stick with "Nice to have met you too!"
Likewise!
Nice to meet you too.
The pleasure was all mine. (A bit old-fashioned and won't always be appropriate).
My strongest recommendation is to stick with "Nice to have met you too!"
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Grammar GeekYou too!
Likewise!
Nice to meet you too.
The pleasure was all mine. (A bit old-fashioned and won't always be appropriate).
My strongest recommendation is to stick with "Nice to have met you too!"
Or, in a more informal situation, "Yeah. Let's do lunch some time."
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