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- It is my pleasure to help such a famous and important person as you. - I can say instead: Its a pleasure to help a famous and important person like you. Thank you very much! NamLan Your second version sounds much more natural than the first. However, I have to say that the verdict is overly respectful - in fact it is subordinate. Its my pleasure (by itself) is often used to respond to someone who has thanked you for a service or favor you have shown, especially someone such as a client or clients. Its also often said by guests on TV or radio shows after the host has thanked them: Host: Thanks for coming on todays show, Namlan! Namlan: Its my pleasure. It is also used in public announcements, eg B. when introducing a speaker: I am pleased to introduce.... I agree with Matching Mole that it is too respectful to use in most situations. It sounds like the line from The King and I where the servants kneel before the king. Im happy to help sounds much more colloquial. Even Im glad I could help is fine. Also on your example: It is my pleasure to help a famous and important person LIKE YOU. It is my pleasure to help someone as famous and important as you. Can I use the phrase nice to meet you to reply nice to meet you when I introduce you to someone? Thanks, I think it sounds unnatural. I would expect a response similar to the one given: Nice to meet you too. I might even say similar. I think it would sound unnatural. I would expect a response similar to the one given: Nice to meet you too. I might even say similar. I agree with Natkretep. Its my pleasure, whats your pleasure? are expressions best left on the lips of servants. This is well illustrated by the famous story of Geordie (from Sunderland or Newcastle-upon-Tyne) about Geordie going to the shop to buy a hat. The salesman came to him and said, Good morning, siryou are happy? The Geordie replied: My pleasures are damned and pidgin, but for now I want to be flat. Avoid the expression. On the other hand, Im very pleased... is perfectly acceptable and benign. I could use the phrase Its a pleasure to answer the question Nice to meet you when I was introduced to someone? Welcome to the forum! Answer to your question: Absolutely - with one small change: leave out the its. Im glad! is the perfect answer to nice to meet you. Could I use the phrase its a pleasure to answer nice to meet you when being introduced to someone? Thanks Riziko is to think sarcastically. Ive been (rightly) accused a lot of being sarcastic. I remember meeting someone I really didnt like. He said, Nice to see you again, Packard. I replied, Me too. This loses something in Scripture, but the addition of I am sure means the exact opposite (at least in Packards terms). I think my joy runs the same risk (US, maybe not in other countries). When you put something like that into your writing, it manifests itself as a moment of response. So if I said Nice to meet you to someone and they said Nice to meet you I wouldnt see anything weird or condescending about it...unless it had to do with their past behavior or how they acted. speak clearly, your words were not personal and true. Context is everything, or if not everything, a lot when it comes to these social goodies. Hi. Does My pleasure make sense in this dialogue? I know its used in response to someone thanking me, and it sounds weird in this dialogue where it should probably mean the same as Nice to meet you. Im not sure about the same here either. And what is your name? B: Jack Jones. And yours? A: Im Anita Black. I am pleased that. B: Same here. This is where expression comes into playmeans nice to meet you. Before asking Whats your name? was there a welcome? Hi. Well, I think thats the right wording in this context. Nice to meet you, nice to meet you...etc. Im happy or Im happy is the term used in this situation. someone thanks you for a favor you did them and you say no or Im happy in return. Its very informal, but it will be understood as you understand it. Personally, I wouldnt use it, but I think its acceptable. Moderator note. I merged the newer thread (beginning of post 11) as the same usage is discussed in an older thread. Hello everyone, Can you saywrite I am very pleased! when responding Thank you! when thanking you in response to a compliment, not for a servicehelpetc.? For example H: Great performance! Answer: Thank you! H: Its my pleasure! Would the expression be (un)interpretable in this situation? Hi. No, Im afraid that doesnt make sense. Can I use the word nice to meet you when introducing myself to someone? Thank you. Can the phrases Its a pleasure or Its a pleasure be used in this context? - Id like to introduce you to my father. - Id love to, sir. Thanks for the help. Can I use Its my pleasure or Its my pleasure in this context? - Id like to introduce you to my father. - Id love to, sir. Thanks for the help. I wouldnt do it. Where I come from, they say its nice to be thanked for something, especially something you dont have to thank for. Dont say its my pleasure. It sounds too obvious to bear. I wouldnt do it. Where I come from, they say its nice to be thanked for something, especially something you dont have to thank for. Dont say its my pleasure. It sounds too obvious to bear. Would nice to meet you be the best answer? Thank you! So if this

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