05-12-2012, 11:49 PM
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''Nett/sch�n, euch kennenzulernen'' or the more ''by-the-book'' form is:
Ich freue mich, euch kennenzulernen. or Freut mich, euch kennen zu lernen. You can write ''kennenzulernen'' either together or separate. Now if you wanted to say, ''it was nice meeting you'', it would be:
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