je suis contente de vous revoir = I'm happy to see you again.
I'm happy for you. I can't wait to see you at Christmas.
It means "She is always happy".
"au plaisir" is an elliptic form of the ornate sentence 'au plaisir de vous revoir' (looking forward with pleasure to meet you again)
"Content (glad, happy, pleased) to meet you" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Contente de te rencontrer. The pronunciation of the feminine singular adjectival perspective on meeting a peer - as signified by the use of the second person informal singular -- will be "ko-tawnt duh tuh raw-ko-trey" in French.
The French adjective "content" (fem. "contente") means "happy" or "satisfied", just like in English.
I'm happy for you. I can't wait to see you at Christmas.
Something like I look forward the pleasure to meet you again
C'est bon de te revoir, je suis content(e) de te revoir.
Au revoir means "goodbye" in French.
"D'accord, au revoir" means "OK, bye".
It means "She is always happy".
Au revoir Mme de vous voir demain ...
I suppose the exact sentence isJe dois y aller, au revoir, prends soin de toiwhich means: I must go now, bye, take care
Merci et au revoir means thanks and goodbye
à lundi, au revoir means 'see you on Monday, goodbye'.
"To see you again"
Au Revoir pronounced "o revoir" source: I take french, third year