ඉංග්‍රීසියෙන් කෙනෙක්ව හම්බෙලා හරියට කතාව පටන් ගන්නෙ මෙහෙමයි. SPOKEN ENGLISH

You will learn how to use the phrases like
1. Nice to meet you
2. Nice to see you
3. Nice meeting you
4. Nice seeing you
and their variations like pleasure to meet you, great to see you, it was good to see you etc.
Then you will also learn how to respond when somebody says one of these things. Responses like you too, and you, nice to meet you too, likewise are some of these common responses.
Then the lesson lightly touches on the subject of phrases like How's it going, How are you doing etc.
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Highly recommend this channel

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[@asithakulathunga]

Thank you sir. Sir whether භාවිතය ගැන කියලා දෙන්නකෝ

[@mohomedzamil172]

Nice to see you sir

[@anushkashrilal9874]

Very useful lesson.. Thanks !!

[@girlyranasinghe345]

Good morning, dear teacher nice to see you and nice to hear your voice, glad to see you thank you very much and wish you all the best.

[@sharminifernando8415]

Excellent sir.Eventhough these seems like common things most of us don't know the exact meaning and the difference between those about see n meet. Even me did the mistake. I'm very grateful to your wonderful lesson. very comprehensive.

[@sharminifernando8415]

It's been nice hearing an awesome lesson again.infact it's been long since I read last.
(Pl. Feed back any mistake in this sentence.thanks.)

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[@swarnadasanayake2613]

Dear mr Thimira, as far as I know the term "goodbye'' is mostly used only for saying goodbye for a very long period or not meeting each other again.

[@anomaherath1090]

Very useful ,as usual .thank you for updating students .

[@HenanigalaSiripalankara]

Thank you so much.

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Greate very good lesson. Thank you sir

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Nice to meet. You…….very. Useful lesson. Thank you. So much sir

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Sounds perfect

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[@thusharadharmawardhana846]

Could you please explain the meaning of "It was nice to have met you" and where we can use it

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

It basically means "It was nice to meet you". You can use this when saying goodbye to somebody you met for the first time.

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