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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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What would be the answer after nice to meet you?
Would it be you too or me too?
Please explain me the original meaning of nice to meet you a little to clarify the correct answer. Also, do find any mistake in this post?Please tell.
Would it be you too or me too?
Please explain me the original meaning of nice to meet you a little to clarify the correct answer. Also, do find any mistake in this post?Please tell.
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I think it would depend on the context. If it was formal, I would say "nice to meet you too". By the way, one way to avoid this potentially awkward situation is to respond to an introduction with "How do you do" which looks like a question, but is one of many standard responses to an introduction.
- I think it would depend on the context.
- If it was formal, I would say "nice to meet you too".
- By the way, one way to avoid this potentially awkward situation is to respond to an introduction with "How do you do" which looks like a question, but is one of many standard responses to an introduction.
- I see this neutral statement often used in business introductions.
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I think it would depend on the context. If it was formal, I would say "nice to meet you too".
By the way, one way to avoid this potentially awkward situation is to respond to an introduction with "How do you do" which looks like a question, but is one of many standard responses to an introduction. I see this neutral statement often used in business introductions.
By the way, one way to avoid this potentially awkward situation is to respond to an introduction with "How do you do" which looks like a question, but is one of many standard responses to an introduction. I see this neutral statement often used in business introductions.
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AnonymousWhat would be the answer after nice to meet you?It's not a question, so it doesn't need an answer. Just say the same thing.
When you meet someone say Nice to meet you.
You can add "too" if you aren't the first to say it, or if you are the first to say it, the other person may add "too".
CJ
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kbee888By the way, one way to avoid this potentially awkward situation is to respond to an introduction with "How do you do" which looks like a question, but is one of many standard responses to an introduction. I see this neutral statement often used in business introductions.'How do you do?' sounds rather formal/old-fashioned to me these days.
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