Topic: Nice to meet you! 

Örülök hogy megismerhettelek!

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Piacere di conoscerti 

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salam alikom 

mahraba , zita , tomoko  , abid

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Me veseli (da sva se spoznala), or just short: Me veseli (this would really really mean: i'm joyfull).

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bonjour à tous !

Guilain

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Thank You for inviting me. Dziekuje za zaproszenie.

I am very glad.Bardzo sie ciesze.

Krystyna-Maria Postawa from Poland.

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labas rytas

Good morning

I am very happy to be invited (by ToMoKo, lots of hugs for her) in this group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hello, I am a new member of the group and would like to thank you for allowing me to join. 

I am here to learn other languages and to help anyone who is interested in the English language. 

Feel free to contact me through my page.

BLESSINGS, Pasha Zio

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Germany - Deutschland

Es ist schoen dich zu treffen.

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Schön dich kennenzulernen!

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hi.. i m Bhasker,

Thank u, thank u, thank u very very much for inviting me in your group. glad to be a member of your group.

luv alys,

SQUID.

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In swedish is : trevligt at träffas

In greek is: "eytyxis gia thi synantisi" <Ευτυχής για τη συνάντηση>

                   (stress is on -xis- and on -na-

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Another Arabic phrase, Arabic is rich in Dialects. Nearly every Arabic speaking country has it's own:

If I'm speaking to a man it is: Kaif ha lak

Speaking to a woman it is: Kaif ha lik

Both mean "Happy to meet you"

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Prazer em conhecer-te!

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: Hauska tavata!

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Romanian

Încîntat de cunostinta! Bucuros de cunostinta!

Nederlands:

Aangenaam kennis te maken!

French

Enchanté de faire votre connaissance!

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Xarika pou se gnorisa...)

Thnks for everything Tomokoxxxx

Elpisxxx

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Yes, Elpida is right it is also and the above  greek phrase to say the "Nice to meet you. In Greece we have a proverb refering to people from the Island of Chios of the Aegean sea. Islanders from Chios go always together with someone else, in order to correct each other and by this way eliminate the possibilities to make mistakes.

Here is the proverb in greek : " Ε chiotes pane dyo -dyo" 

and in greek alphabet. "Οι χιώτες πάνε δυό -δυό"

Apostolis Αποστόλης

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The phrase Elpida wrote is written with Latin letters as follows :

Hareka pou se gnorissa. 

<Stress is over the -Ha- in Hareka  and on -gno- in gnorissa>

 So is written in with the greek alphabet:

" Χάρηκα που σε γνώρισα."

In Swedish we say ''nice to meet you'' as: ''Trevligt at träffas''

Apostolis - Αποστόλης Π.

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Na'im me-od (lehakirkha) - it's very pleasant (to meet you)

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Hi

In spanish we use a final "a "  for femenine gender, so....

• A woman meeting another woman ..Encantada de conocerla.

and we use a final "o" for masculine gender.

• A woman meeting a man......Encantada de conocerlo

We can make a mix .....

• A  man meeting a woman....Encantado de conocerla
• A man meeting another man ...Encantado  de conocerlo

In Dutch  we say  Prettig met u kennis te maken! no matter if it's a man or a woman.They only make a difference in the plural form...Prettig met jullie  kennis te maken !

Elisa   

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this is my first time to be here.

nice group.

MABUHAY from the Philippines

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You are very welcome!!

Nice to meet you!

If you can say in your mother laguage, please tell me, i would love to know!

Love and hugs to you x

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masaya ako na tinanggap nyo ako bilang isang myembro sa grupo nyo.

i am very happy that i am a member of this group.

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Woo..i do really respect you can say these all words!!

i tried, but so difficult to me %#&!*%

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Hi everyone , Nice to meet you all and thank you for putting your own language here and for translating it . I only know English  fluently , but I'm willing to learn others as much as I can

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©2000 DURGA BERNHARD

Grace!You are very welcomed, thank you so much for coming!

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 Enchanté(e)!

ou Content(e) de te voir!

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sa eedna be leka ak

or in slag egyptian.......babsouta eny shoftak lol

grouphug

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In Mexico we use this form

Gusto en conocerlo if it is a man

Gusto en concerla a woman

Gusto en conocerte informal and you feel you can use with young people a more direct approach

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Filipino (Philippines)

kinalulugod kong makilala ka.

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 1 Asalam Aleykum

2 Tanishganimizdan khursandman!  Uzbek I am glad to meet you!

3 encantada en conocerte =Nice to meet you

4 enchate de vous conaitre ..Francais

5 Appko milne bhohot  hush hoo  ..Indi or Urdu

6Tanıştığımıza memnun oldum. - Nice to meet you turkish

7Nimefurahi kukutana na wewe.swahili

8 molto piacere .Italian

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Rose thanks for the invite, I'm sure as you already know,

Mucho gusto or un placer either one can be used   

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Prazer em conhecê-lo = Nice to meet you!

In Brazil.

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Prazer em conhecê-la (she)= Nice to meet you!

Prazer em conhecê-lo (he) = Nice to meet you!

In Brazil .

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nice to meet you: 很高兴认识你 [hen gaoxing renshi ni]

change 你 [ni] to 您 [nin] if you're speaking to someone of higher status, eg. elders.. basically, "nin" is more respectful..

i'm currently trying to learn japanese and i think i can pick up some things here.. thanks for starting this post !

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Hello every one, nice to meet you all, mucho gusto, or un placer.  I do agree with Mir, to avoid conjunctions you can just use MUCHO GUSTO with either male, femal much simpler.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS             

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Drago mi je sto smo se upoznali !

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Incantata de cunostinta ! in romanian

Buna ziua tuturor (hello evryone) !

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In (Flemish)Dutch we say:

Aangename kennismaking! or:

Aangenaam!

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In portuguese (Brazil)

Prazer em conhecer.

 Muito prazer.

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  hello!!!       yasou   giasou     ΓΙΑΣΟΥ γιασου 

1st lesson.  the accent is very important in Greek. It tells you which vowel to stress, and in some words descibes the meaning.

            When you translate a word like  kalos with stress mark on a  or kalos with stress on o.   In Greek we know because of the spelling, but when spoken you must know the meaning.  The first one literally means the bunion on your toe that hurts but they refer it to the thing you have stuck on your head referring to saying to someone, you have a kalos on your head, as though the person has something stuck on his head and it cannot function right. lol    The second one means a good boy/man. (masculine)
also καλλος  means beauty but with two l's  kallos

 kalimera  ΚΑΛΗΜΕΡΑ καλημερα   accent is on e

kalispera   ΚΑΛΗΣΠΕΡΑ  καλησπερα   accent is on e 

 kalinikhta  kh is guttural and the second i takes the accent

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IF ANYONE WANTS TO KNOW GREEK, ITS A TOUGH LANGUAGE AND THE GRAMMAR IS COMPLEX BECAUSE ITS A VERY RICH LANGUAGE. ITS HELPS IF YOU HAVE A GOOD EAR FOR MUSIC/LANGUAGE AND PATIENCE : 0   I CAN SPEAK IN ANY LANGUAGE AND SING IN LANGUAGES THAT ARE VERY DIFFICULT BUT I LOVE THE CHALLENGE.   I GUESS ITS BECAUSE IT MUST BE IN MY FAMILY'S BACKGROUND. MY GRANDFATHER SPOKE 7 LANGUAGES.
YASOU IN GREEK  HELLO ENGLISH
HOLA  MEANS HELLO IN SPANISH, BUT IN GREEK OLA KALA LOL
CIAO  ITALIAN/ AND PORTUGEZE
BONJOUR FRENCH
MARHABA ARABIC
SHALOM  HEBREW
ANYO HASSEO KOREAN
COMICHIWA- JAPANESE
NI HOW MA  CHINESE

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EYXARISTO   EF  KHAR  ISTO  ACCENT IS ON LAST O, ITS HARD YOU HAVE TO SAY THE WHOLE WORD
THANK YOU  VERY MUCH
GRAZIE ITALIAN
GRACIAS SPANISH
SHUKRAN  JAZILAN ARABIC
TODA ABA  HEBREW
DANKE SHAY  GERMAN  DEUTCH

LOVE, AGAPH H IS E  OR EROTA
AMOR, AMORE, SPANISH/ITALIAN
AMOUR FRENCH
HAB  ARABIC  LIKE ANA HAB.  I LOVE

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It's really nice to join this group. As other Spanish native speakers have said, the expression "mucho gusto" skips the problem of the gender.
Sometimes we just say "Encantado" man
                                  "Encantada" woman
                                  "Es un placer" both
¡Encantada de conocerlos!
¡Pura Vida from Costa Rica!
-this is an expression we, Costarricans, use when we are very excited and it can be used in any situation. We even use it as How are you doing? Hello! I'm ok!  among friends, relatives and acquaintances.

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Prazer em conhecê-lo(la).

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Memnun oldum.

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BE CAREFUL MY GREEKS WITH THE LATIN CHARACTERS. YOU CAN'T TRANSLATE IT FROM THE GREEK ALPHABET EXACTLY. BRIKA WILL BE PRONOUNCED WITH A B, BUT ITS THE SOUND OF A V SO WRITE V FOR FOREIGNERS. THEY DON'T KNOW THAT OUR B IN MODERN GREEK IS A V SOUND. ONLY ANCIENT GREEK ITS A B SOUND.

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: Netcharfou = Nice to meet you

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namaskaram

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Leuk je te ontmoeten!!

dutch for "nice to meet you!"

greetz Maria

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