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LifeLongLearner10 Posted 18 years ago
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"nice to see you" vs "nice to meet you" ...

Hi everybody,
Would you please tell me the difference among:
"nice to see you"
vs "nice to meet you"
vs "nice seeing you"
vs"nice meeting you"

Thanks
  

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"nice to see you"= 'Hello', 'Goodbye' "nice to meet you" = 'Hello', first meeting of a new acquaintance. "nice seeing you" = 'Goodbye' "nice meeting you" = 'Goodbye', first meeting of a new acquaintance.

— Mister Micawber

  • "nice to see you"= 'Hello', 'Goodbye' "nice to meet you" = 'Hello', first meeting of a new acquaintance.
  • "nice seeing you" = 'Goodbye' "nice meeting you" = 'Goodbye', first meeting of a new acquaintance.
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"nice to see you"= 'Hello', 'Goodbye'
"nice to meet you" = 'Hello', first meeting of a new acquaintance.
"nice seeing you" = 'Goodbye'
"nice meeting you" = 'Goodbye', first meeting of a new acquaintance.
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