How to Say ‘Hi Sophie, nice to meet you!’ in German
Hallo Sophie, freut mich!
HAH-loh zo-FEE froyt mikh
[HAH-loh zo-FEE froyt mikh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Among friends of your date, a first-name greeting and du is normal right away. A handshake or a quick hug is typical, depending on the group.
Phrase Breakdown
Hallo Sophie,
HAH-loh zo-FEE
Hello Sophie,
This is a friendly greeting. In German, Sophie is said zo-FEE.
Hallo Tom, wie geht's?
Hello Tom, how are you?
Words in this phrase
Hallo
[HAH-loh]
hello
A common informal or neutral greeting used when starting a conversation or message.
Hallo, vielen Dank für das nette Gespräch gestern.
Hello, thank you very much for the nice conversation yesterday.
Sophie
[zo-FEE]
Sophie
A common female first name.
Sophie kommt aus Berlin.
Sophie comes from Berlin.
freut mich!
froyt mikh
nice to meet you!
Short for 'Es freut mich'. 'eu' sounds like 'oy'.
Freut mich sehr!
Very nice to meet you!
Words in this phrase
freut
[froyt]
pleases; makes glad
From 'freuen' and often used in expressions like 'Das freut mich' meaning 'That makes me happy.'
Die positive Rückmeldung freut mich sehr, und Freut zeigt ein Gefühl der Freude.
The positive feedback makes me very happy, and 'Freut' shows a feeling of joy.
mich
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
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