How to Say ‘Nice to meet you, Emily Smith.’ in German
Freut mich, Emily Smith .
froyt mikh
[froyt mikh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: At a career event, give your full name when you introduce yourself and add a firm handshake. People usually follow up with their surname and Sie, not first names.
Phrase Breakdown
Freut mich,
froyt mikh
Nice to meet you,
Short for 'Es freut mich'. 'eu' sounds like 'oy': 'FROYT mich'.
Freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen.
Nice to meet you.
Words in this phrase
Freut
[froyt]
pleases / glad
Part of a polite response meaning 'nice to meet you too'.
Freut mich auch, sagt die Nachbarin; Freut mich klingt freundlich.
Nice to meet you too, says the neighbour; 'Freut mich' sounds friendly.
mich
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
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