Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Vocabulary & Idiom Questions Anonymous: I'd like to ask you a question.I've heard that the best response to 'Nice to meet you.' is 'You, too.', not 'Me, too.'. Is this true? If so, why? One correct response is "Nice to meet you, too." Shortening that to "You, too." is very common. "Me, too" doesn't make logical sense because the me doesn't replace anything in the original sentence. But. "I enjoyed our conversation."..."Me, too." is logically acceptable, because me replaces the I in the original sentence. I say logically, because we know gramatically it should be "I did, too." The other defense of "Me, too." is that you are actually saying "That is true for me, too." Anonymous: Got it.'You, too' in this case is short for 'nice to meet you, too.' This makes sense. Thank you for your explanation! If someone had said to you 'glad to meet you', you could answer with 'me, too', because the 'me' replaces the from the beginning. New Member05 Anonymous: Very interesting. Thank you for your input.The key here seems which word replaces which word. | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff Related forum topics:Respond to request?Nice to meet you/meeting you?A Nice Letter...Can you check this respond please?..nice to meet you/nice meeting you?Question about:"Nice to meet you"a nice emailHow do you do? vs Pleased to meet you?response and respond?"nice to see you" vs "nice to meet you" ...?How are you?nice to meet you vs. nice meeting you?Close with/ talk to / Meet with & Meet to....?It's nice to meet you = It's nice meeting you ?Nice to meet you?Meet? |
Online chat is available