How to Say ‘How nice to see you’ in Mexican Spanish
Qué gusto verte
keh GOOS-toh BEHR-teh
[keh GOOS-toh BEHR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: verte is ver "to see" with te "you" stuck on the end. Swap in Qué gusto verlos "How nice to see you all".
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
how / what
Qué adds emphasis in expressions like Qué bien.
¡Qué bien que tienen lugar!
How great that you have room!
gusto
[GOOS-toh]
pleasure
In mucho gusto, gusto means pleasure and helps form the phrase nice to meet you.
Decir mucho gusto en una conversación profesional suena amable.
Saying nice to meet you in a professional conversation sounds polite.
verte
[BEHR-teh]
to see you
An infinitive form with an attached pronoun meaning 'to see you.'
Espero verte pronto, porque "Verte" otra vez sería excelente para seguir en contacto.
I hope to see you soon, because "to see you" again would be excellent for staying in touch.
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