How to Say "Nice to Meet You, Ladies" in Spanish

mucho gusto, señoras

In Spanish, "nice to meet you, ladies" is expressed as mucho gusto, señoras.

This phrase is a polite greeting used when meeting a group of women for the first time.

Which one should you use?

If you were addressing a group of men or a mixed-gender group, you would use señores instead of señoras.

In some Spanish-speaking cultures, the phrase mucho gusto is traditionally accompanied by a light handshake. However, in many social settings, it is common to accompany this greeting with a single kiss on the right cheek.
Although they look nearly identical, the English word 'much' and the Spanish mucho are completely unrelated and come from different linguistic roots.
The word gusto comes from the Latin word for 'taste'. This is why the same root is used in English for words like 'gustatory' and 'disgust'.

Alejandro is being introduced to a group of female colleagues at a conference.

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