We can say:
Lovely to meet you.
Pleased to meet you. 
Pleasure to meet you.
Nice to meet you. 

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Everyday English with Teacher Alyse

Meeting Someone You Don't Know

A：张老师星期六也不休息啊？
B：是啊，他这几天很忙，没有时间休息。
A：那会很累吧？
B：他每天回来都很累。


日常对话 daily conversation

关心

Fao nos cuenta cómo visita uno de los monumentos más impresionantes del mundo: Angkor Wat, y queda conmovido por la cultura camboyana

Ritmos del mundo

#18 Camboya

Uh oh Did you just ask someone out and you didn't mean to?! Don't make this mistake! Understand the difference between asking someone out and asking someone over in this episode of Stairway to English!

In this episode, you will learn 8 phrasal verbs using "ask"

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Stairway to English: Short easy to understand episodes to improve your English grammar and fluency

Don't ask around to learn how to use the verb! Instead listen to Stairway to English and learn 8 phrasal verbs using the verb "Ask"

La Semana Santa, también conocida como Pascua, en España es una celebración popular. Todas las ciudades la celebran de alguna manera. 
En el episodio de hoy hablo con Manuel, un chico sevillano que ha sido músico de la Semana Santa Sevilla durante 20 años. En el episodio nos habla de la Semana Santa Sevilla, sus celebraciones y tradiciones y su experiencia como músico.

Después de escuchar el episodio no te olvides de dejar un comentario o visitarme en Instagram  y decirme:

-qué te ha parecido el episodio

-si habías escuchado sobre las celebraciones de Semana Santa antes 

-si tú celebras o no la Semana Santa, y cómo lo haces.


Blanca to go 

33 – La Semana Santa Sevillana 

In this episode you will learn to correctly conjugate the verbs: to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Spanish with Jania

How to conjugate the verbs of "comer" in Spanish?

Talking about certainty (being sure about something) in Saudi Arabic is very straightforward.

Here you’ll hear a Saudi (Najdi) native speaker demonstrate how it’s done.

New words:

Sure
Not sure
For sure/certainly
Sample sentences:

I’m sure you’ll pass your exam.
Are you not sure about this (it)?
For sure. We’ll do that.

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Talking about certainty in Saudi Arabic

※※※Japanese and Korean subtitles are on my YOUTUBE channel→　https://www.youtube.com/@nanasensei777

日本語(にほんご)が上手(じょうず)になる人(ひと)とならない人のちがい 
The difference between a good Japanese speaker and a bad speaker.
일본어를 잘하는 사람과 못 하는 사람의 차이는?

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #12 日本語(にほんご)が上手(じょうず)になる人(ひと)とならない人のちがい | The difference between a good Japanese speaker and a bad speaker.

"The software team at my client's company was struggling to complete their new product on time. As the project manager, my client knew he needed to improve communication across functions. He started weekly check-ins where engineering, design, product and marketing all presented updates and issues. This exposed dependencies between teams. For example, when engineering outlined a complex new feature, product argued it didn't align with goals and design flagged UI challenges. Rather than pushing back, each team offered suggestions to solve the other's problems.

This collaborative approach helped teams understand different perspectives. When later design presented mockups, engineering asked thoughtful questions about underlying assumptions. They found ways to simplify the feature while still meeting user needs. Similarly, when marketing had concerns about the launch date, product and engineering worked together to identify what could be cut or delayed without compromising the vision.

By the next check-in, dependencies were untangled and teams made better decisions together. Managers saw improved morale as people felt heard and helped each other. The transparent discussions gave confidence that the product was on track when minor issues did arise. In the end, my client's company launched their new software ahead of schedule with rave reviews. Regular cross-functional check-ins had fostered collaboration that eliminated silos and ensured project success."