你好你好你好 幸会幸会 荣幸荣幸 荣幸
“Hello. Nice to meet you. An honor.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你好 你好
“Hello.”
你好 你好 你好 幸会幸会 荣幸荣幸 荣幸
“Hello. Nice to meet you. An honor.”
我叫周小福
“My name is Zhou Xiaofu.”
“I am putting on maximum charm and politeness to make a wonderful impression on you.”
In Chinese etiquette, repeating polite set phrases like '幸会' and '荣幸' demonstrates eagerness, humility, and high respect, serving as social grease in new interpersonal relationships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it is an honor to meet you; charmed
A traditional polite set phrase used during initial introductions, frequently duplicated in speech for extra warmth and courtesy.
deeply honored; my privilege
An elevated polite expression common in business or formal social encounters to show humility and respect toward the other person.