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How Do I Say...?
"Hello, I'm Carlos,nice to meet you" in.......
1.Turkish
2. Dutch
3. Tagalog
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Since everyone else answered the first two, this is the third one in Tagalog.
"Kumusta, Ako si Carlos. Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka."
(Hello + I + am + Carlos. Delighted + my + meeting + you)
There isn't exactly a hello in Tagalog so we use Kumusta which also doubles as how are you, the only different is in the intonation as how are you is a question.
- WillekeLv 71 decade ago
Dutch:
Hallo, ik ben Carlos, leuk je te zien.
It is not literal, but all literal translations for 'nice to meet you' are really formal. The Dutch do tend not to use a phrase like that.
But all Dutch will understand the English version, meaning as well as literal translation, (even if they so not speak English,) because of the amount of English on TV and radio.
Source(s): I am Dutch. - Devin OLv 41 decade ago
Sorry, only in Spanish and French.
Hola, soy Carlos, mucho gusto.
Bonjour, je suis Carlos, enchanté.
¡Buena Suerte!
Bonne chance!
Boa Sorte! (Portuguese)
Good Luck!
- EarthlingLv 71 decade ago
Merhaba, Ben Carlos, seninle tanıÅtıÄıma memnun oldum.
Turkish.
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- 1 decade ago
Tagalog
Hello Ako si Carlos. Ikinagagalak ko na makita kayo
Pronunciation
Hello ako (a-ko) si (c) Carlos. Ikinagagalak (i-ki-na-ga-ga-lak)
ko na makita (ma-ki-ta) kayo (ka-yo).
Source(s): Tagalog Speaker - 1 decade ago
1.(Turkish)Merhaba!Ben Carlos,tanistigimiza memnun oldum.
2.(Dutch)Hallo/Guten tag!Ich bin Carlos.Ich bin zufrieden sie kennen zu lernen.
