How to Say ‘To meet you’ in Portuguese
Conhecê-lo
Cohn-yeh-seh-loh
[Cohn-yeh-seh-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: The ending ‑lo means him/you attached to the verb, so conhecê-lo is literally to meet you in a formal male you. For a woman, it's conhecê-la.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is polished, fairly formal wording you might use in a follow-up message after meeting someone professionally. In casual speech at the event itself, people often just say prazer em conhecê-lo/a or prazer.
Phrase Breakdown
Conhecê-lo
[Cohn-yeh-seh-loh]
To meet him
The act of being introduced to someone for the first time.
Foi ótimo conhecê-lo no evento de carreira.
It was great to meet him at the career event.
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