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5 ways to use “to meet” in French

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Are you interested in learning French? It’s a beautiful language that can take you places, both literally and figuratively. In this blog post, we’ll explore 3 other ways to use “to meet” in French, to help you get by in any situation.

ways to use “to meet” in French
5 ways to use “to meet” in French

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  • Do you know any other ways to use "to meet" in French?
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Do you know any other ways to use "to meet" in French?

  • (Se) rencontrer (by chance/for the first time)
    On s est rencontrés il y a deux ans
    We met (each Other) two years ago

  • Se retrouver/se rejoindre (by arrangement)
    On se retrouve/se rejoint devant le cinéma?
    Let’s meet in front of the theater?

  • Faire la connaissance de (for the first time)
    Ravi(e) d’avoir fait votr connaissance!
    Pleased to meet you!

  • When encountering someone:
    J’ai rencontré ton voisin dans la rue ce matin.
    I met your neighbor in the street this morning.

  • When meeting again after a long time:
    Après toutes ces années on se retrouve enfin.
    After all these years we finally meet again.

GRAMMAIRE

Conjugaison du verbe “se rencontrer” (verbe pronominal) au passé composé:
Nous nous sommes rencontré(e)s: We met
Vous vous êtes rencontré(e)s: You met
Ils, elles se sont rencontré(e)s: They met


Conjugaison du verbe “se retrouver” (verbe pronominal) au passé composé:
Nous nous sommes retrouvé(e)s: We met
Vous vous êtes retrouvé(e)s: You met
Ils, elles se sont retrouvé(e)s: They met

CONTEXT

“Ravi(e) d’avoir fait votre connaissance” is used in a more formal context.
Informal would be: Content(e) d’avoir fait ta connaissance.

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