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How to Say ‘Nice to meet you, Mrs Weber.’ in German

Freut mich, Frau Weber.

froyt mikh frow VAY-ber

[froyt mikh frow VAY-ber]

Phrase Breakdown

Freut mich,

froyt mikh

Nice to meet you,

This is short for 'Es freut mich'. 'Freut' sounds like 'froyt'. The 'ch' in 'mich' is soft.

Example

Freut mich, Herr Müller.

Nice to meet you, Mr. Müller.

Words in this phrase

Freut

[froyt]

pleases / makes glad

From 'freuen'; used to express happiness about something.

Example

Das freut mich, Ihre Reservierung steht fest.

That pleases me, your reservation is confirmed.

mich

[mikh]

The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.

Example

Hast du etwas für mich?

Do you have something for me?

Frau Weber.

frow VAY-ber

Mrs. Weber.

'Frau' means Mrs./Ms. and rhymes with 'how'. 'Weber' sounds like 'vay-ber'.

Example

Guten Tag, Frau Weber.

Good day, Mrs. Weber.

Words in this phrase

Frau

[frow]

Mrs.; Ms.

Polite title used before a woman's last name.

Example

Guten Tag, Frau Müller!

Good day, Mrs. Müller!

Weber

[VAY-ber]

Weber

The doctor's surname in the practice name.

Example

Praxis Dr. Weber ist heute geöffnet.

Dr. Weber's practice is open today.

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