How to Say ‘It was really nice meeting you.’ in Portuguese
Gostei muito de te conhecer.
goosh-TAY MWEEN-too deh teh koh-nyuh-SAIR
[goosh-TAY MWEEN-too deh teh koh-nyuh-SAIR]
💬 Usage Tip: The past form gostei looks back on the meeting, so it's what you say when leaving. On first meeting, use muito prazer instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Gostei muito
goosh-TAY MWEEN-too
I really liked
'Gostei' is the past tense of 'gostar'. Say 'goosh-TAY'.
Gostei muito do filme.
I really liked the film.
Words in this phrase
Gostei
[goosh-TAY]
I enjoyed
Past tense of 'gostar' (to like), first person.
Gostei do jantar.
I enjoyed the dinner.
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very much
An adverb that strengthens the feeling of appreciation.
Na mensagem, «muito» torna o elogio mais caloroso.
In the message, “very much” makes the compliment warmer.
de te conhecer.
deh teh koh-nyuh-SAIR
meeting you.
'Conhecer' means 'to meet' for the first time. 'Nh' sounds like 'ny': 'koo-nyeh-SEHR'.
Prazer em te conhecer.
Pleasure to meet you.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
(no direct translation)
Preposition linking 'importar-se' to the following verb.
Importa-se de esperar?
Do you mind waiting?
te
[teh]
you
Informal object pronoun 'you'.
Eu te vejo amanhã.
I'll see you tomorrow.
conhecer
[koh-nyuh-SAIR]
to meet / to get to know
Verb used for meeting people or becoming familiar with them.
Quero conhecer profissionais com experiência internacional.
I want to meet professionals with international experience.
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