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If some guy say to you "nice to meet you"
The Answer is "me too" or "you too" ?






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  • Probably a better response is to say "Likewise", which in this situation means "nice to meet you too".
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  • Probably a better response is to say "Likewise", which in this situation means "nice to meet you too".
    – Hellion
    Nov 20 at 13:43


















  • Probably a better response is to say "Likewise", which in this situation means "nice to meet you too".
    – Hellion
    Nov 20 at 13:43
















Probably a better response is to say "Likewise", which in this situation means "nice to meet you too".
– Hellion
Nov 20 at 13:43




Probably a better response is to say "Likewise", which in this situation means "nice to meet you too".
– Hellion
Nov 20 at 13:43










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I simply reply back with a bright grin, a firm posture and a "It's very Nice to meet you too!"



Though you can also say "Am glad to meet you too"






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    I simply reply back with a bright grin, a firm posture and a "It's very Nice to meet you too!"



    Though you can also say "Am glad to meet you too"






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      I simply reply back with a bright grin, a firm posture and a "It's very Nice to meet you too!"



      Though you can also say "Am glad to meet you too"






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        I simply reply back with a bright grin, a firm posture and a "It's very Nice to meet you too!"



        Though you can also say "Am glad to meet you too"






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        I simply reply back with a bright grin, a firm posture and a "It's very Nice to meet you too!"



        Though you can also say "Am glad to meet you too"







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