Delighted to meet you.
C1Expressing happiness at meeting someone.
It's a privilege to meet you.
C1Expressing honor in meeting someone.
Pleased to meet you.
C1A standard and versatile greeting.
I'm so glad we finally connected.
C1Expressing satisfaction after a long-awaited meeting.
Fancy meeting you here!
C1Surprised and pleased to meet someone unexpectedly.
Long time no see!
C1Informal greeting for someone you haven't seen in a while.
How have you been keeping?
C1A polite inquiry about someone's well-being.
It's been too long.
C1Expressing regret at the length of time since last meeting.
Allow me to introduce myself.
C1Formal self-introduction.
Let me introduce you to...
C1Introducing someone to another person.
May I have the pleasure of...?
C1Formal way to request an introduction or dance.
I trust you're well?
C1Polite inquiry about someone's well-being, slightly more formal.
I hope you're keeping well.
C1Similar to 'I trust you're well?', but slightly less formal.
It's good to see you again.
C1Expressing pleasure at seeing someone again.
I haven't seen you in ages!
C1Expressing surprise and pleasure at seeing someone after a long time.
What a pleasant surprise!
C1Expressing delight at an unexpected meeting.
I'm thrilled to finally meet you.
C1Expressing great excitement at meeting someone.
It's wonderful to see you.
C1Expressing strong pleasure at seeing someone.
It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
C2Formal way of saying 'Nice to meet you'.
Delighted to finally meet you.
C2Expresses happiness at meeting someone after anticipation.
I've been hearing great things about you.
C2Complimentary introduction implying positive reputation.
Allow me to introduce myself.
C2Formal self-introduction, often in professional settings.
It's a privilege to meet you.
C2Expresses high regard for the person being met.
How do you do?
C2Formal greeting, particularly British English.