范文：
I am delighted to have met you.
常见问答知识清单：
1. How do you say "I am delighted to have met you" in English?
2. What is a formal way to express meeting someone for the first time in English?
3. Can you use "I'm thrilled" instead of "I am delighted"?
4. How do you respond when someone says "I am delighted to have met you"?
5. Is "It's a pleasure to meet you" a correct way to express the same feeling?
6. Can you use "I'm excited" to express happiness about meeting someone?
7. How do you say "I'm glad to meet you" in English?
8. Is there a difference between "I'm delighted" and "I'm happy" when meeting someone?
9. Can you use "I'm honored" to express the same sentiment as "I am delighted to have met you"?
10. What is a casual way to say "I am delighted to have met you"?
Detailed Answers:
1. "I am delighted to have met you" is the correct way to say it in English.
2. A formal way to express meeting someone for the first time in English is by saying "I am delighted to have met you."
3. Yes, you can use "I'm thrilled" instead of "I am delighted." Both phrases convey a similar sense of joy and pleasure.
4. A response to "I am delighted to have met you" could be "Thank you, I'm glad to meet you too."
5. Yes, "It's a pleasure to meet you" is a correct and equally formal way to express the same sentiment.
6. Yes, you can use "I'm excited" to express happiness about meeting someone, although it might carry a slightly different connotation of anticipation.
7. "I'm glad to meet you" is another way to say "I am delighted to have met you," with a slightly more casual tone.
8. There is a slight difference in tone. "I'm delighted" often carries a sense of surprise and genuine happiness, while "I'm happy" is more of a general feeling of contentment.
9. Yes, you can use "I'm honored" to express the same sentiment as "I am delighted to have met you," especially in a more formal context.
10. A casual way to say "I am delighted to have met you" could be "Nice to meet you!" or "Cool to meet you!"
