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Rollly Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What does this phrase mean?

"I look forward quite a bit to meeting you."

does this person want to meet or not?
  

Top answer

Yes, the person wants to meet you. However, a native English speaker would say simply: "I look forward to meeting you".

— ArchieWW

  • Yes, the person wants to meet you.
  • However, a native English speaker would say simply: "I look forward to meeting you".
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Yes, the person wants to meet you. However, a native English speaker would say simply: "I look forward to meeting you".
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Thanks. I am wondering if "quite a bit" brings any negative sense in the meaning of this phrase?
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rollly"I look forward quite a bit to meeting you." Does this person want to meet or not?
Yes, but it's stated quite ineptly, so I'd be equally perplexed. It's about as lukewarm as you can get without being insulting.
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I don't think it was meant negatively. After all, the person could just have said nothing.
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