How to Say ‘Very nice to meet you all.’ in Portuguese
Muito prazer em conhecer-vos.
MWEEN-too prah-ZHER ayn koo-nyeh-SAIR-voosh
[MWEEN-too prah-ZHER ayn koo-nyeh-SAIR-voosh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a natural line when someone introduces you to the whole team at once. It's polite without being stiff.
Phrase Breakdown
Muito prazer
MWEEN-too prah-ZHER
Very nice (to meet you)
This is a standard phrase when meeting someone. Say it 'MWEEN-tu pra-ZEHR'.
Muito prazer, sou a Ana.
Nice to meet you, I'm Ana.
Words in this phrase
Muito
[MWEEN-too]
much
Intensifies comparatives like 'melhor'.
Está muito mais frio hoje.
It's much colder today.
prazer
[prah-ZHER]
pleasure
Refers to enjoyment or polite satisfaction in meeting someone.
O prazer de conversar consigo foi meu.
The pleasure of speaking with you was mine.
em conhecer-vos.
ayn koo-nyeh-SAIR-voosh
to meet you all.
'Vos' means 'you' (plural). 'Conhecer' sounds like 'ku-nyeh-SEHR'. The 'nh' is like 'ny'.
Gostei de conhecer-vos.
I enjoyed meeting you all.
Words in this phrase
em
[ayn]
in (here: 'to', introducing an action)
Preposition linking 'prazer' to the following verb: 'pleasure in doing something'.
Tenho muito gosto em ajudar.
I'm very happy to help.
conhecer-vos
[koo-nyeh-SAIR-voosh]
to meet you (all)
Verb 'conhecer' (to meet, get to know) plus the pronoun 'vos' (you, plural), used when addressing a group.
Estou contente por conhecer-vos finalmente.
I'm glad to finally meet you all.
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