How do you respond to Nice to meet you on tinder?

There are some responses I use when someone says “Nice to meet you”:

1. Them: It’s nice to meet you! Me: Likewise. (
2. Them: Nice to talk to you! Me: It was my pleasure!
3. Them: It was a pleasure to meet you! Me: I assure you, the pleasure was all mine (shake hands).
4. Her: It was nice to meet you!

How did the meeting go Reply?

The best response is the one that conveys what you want them to know. If you don’t want to give details, “Fine” is useful. It conveys that it went in a predictable and acceptable way. If you want them to think it went great, say “Great!” The same goes for if you want them to think it went badly.

How do you reply to Nice?

Regarding the person saying , “Nice,” when you say where you are from, he is saying the same thing others mean when they say, “Cool.” No response is necessary. Just smile and continue on in the conversation, maybe by asking where they are from…

How do you respond to a presentation?

Use the following framework to help you respond effectively to your audience.

1. Listen to the whole question. You don’t have to answer a question immediately.
2. Understand the context.
3. Involve the whole audience.
4. Respond concisely.
5. Allow follow-up questions via email.

How do you respond to questions?

How to respond to questions effectively

1. Prepare for tough questions.
2. Pause before responding.
3. Monitor your body language.
4. Reword the question.
5. Take more time if you need to.
6. Acknowledge the other person’s emotions.
7. Answer a portion of the question.
8. Ask questions about the question.

Should you say nice meet you?

You tend to use “Nice to meet you” too much. Actually, this common phrase is actually only ever used in one very specific situation — the very first time that you meet someone. There is nothing wrong with saying “Nice to meet you” if and only if it is the very first time that you are meeting someone in person.

What is the meaning of nice meeting you?

phrase​spoken. used for saying goodbye to someone when you have just met them for the first time.