It is really my pleasure

Bill: My pleasure.

Note: It is important to be aware that people sometimes use these expressions just to be polite. Nice meeting you.

My pleasure. It was lovely meeting you. ; It is my pleasure to do so. So I can go ahead and say, “My pleasure.”

It was really nice to meet you. A pleasure to meet you, Laura. Jane: Oh, Doctor, you've really helped Tom.

My pleasure. 1. So I vow to only say “my pleasure” with an exclamation point at the end of it. It's a pleasure/my pleasure convention You can say ' It's a pleasure ' or ' My pleasure ' as a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for doing something.

You're welcome.

You can go ahead and thank me now. It’s been a real pleasure to meet you. You're welcome. Here are some conversations that illustrate how "My pleasure" is used: On a talk show. Bill: My pleasure.

; It is my pleasure to do so. (From It's my pleasure.

Mary: Thank you for bringing this up here. Mary: Thank you for bringing this up here. You can also use the longer form, “It was my pleasure,” which means the same thing. It was a really great pleasure to meet you. 1. The example ‘It’s my pleasure to meet you.’ doesn’t sound good because of the word ‘my’. You can say ' It's a pleasure ' or ' My pleasure ' as a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for doing something. They may not actually mean it. There is a stress on both words.) Jane: Oh, Doctor, you've really helped Tom. It was a pleasure meeting you. (From It's my pleasure.

There is a stress on both words.)

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