Do we say Nice to meet you or Nice to meeting you?

Answer 1

nice to meet you ="Schön dich kennen zu lernen." (if you meet someone for the first time in a close setting. If you want to greet e.g. your new superior you should use "Schön Sie kennen zu lernen")

Answer 2

Neyess too meet yoo is the way in which 'Nice to meet you' is said. The adjective 'nice' sounds like the English noun 'eye'. But it ends with a soft 's', not a hard 'z', sound. The words in English tend to have their syllables end in consonants, not vowels.

So the phrase isn't said as 'neye-stoo mee-tyoo'. That's the way a Romance language speaker of French, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish may tend to say the phrase. That's because in Romance languages syllables tend to end in vowels.

Answer 3

well i dont know how to spell it but its pronounced (hi-gee-me-mah-shi-teh)

In Romagi it's hagimashita

iie wrong it hajimemashite pronouced( ha-jee-meh-ma-shi-teh)

Answer 4

One says "Piacere" in Italian. Or, in full: "Piacere di conoscerLa."

Answer 5

The answer is NICE TO MET YOU.

Nice to meeting you is improper grammer.

You could say: IT IS NICE TO BE MEETING YOU.

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Answer 6

Piacere di conoscerti

Pronounced: pya-chair-e Dee co-no-sher-ti

Answer 7

you say 'nice to meet you too' or some thing along that line

Answer 8

Hello. I'm Angel. I Love You,(: