mucho gusto
0 antonyms and opposites of mucho gusto, grouped by meaning.
Interjection — A Spanish phrase meaning 'nice to meet you', said when being introduced to someone for the first time.
How to use mucho gusto
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Neutral and polite in Spanish, and used in English by speakers reaching for a warmer or more playful greeting.
Etymology
Spanish, literally 'much pleasure', shortened from mucho gusto en conocerle 'much pleasure in meeting you'.
Full origin of mucho gusto →Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 'mucho gusto' and 'con mucho gusto'?
'Mucho gusto' is a greeting used on being introduced, meaning 'nice to meet you'. 'Con mucho gusto' means 'with pleasure' or 'gladly' and is used to accept a request or, in much of Latin America, to reply to thanks.
How do you respond to 'mucho gusto'?
The most common replies are 'igualmente' (likewise) or 'el gusto es mío' (the pleasure is mine). Simply repeating 'mucho gusto' is also perfectly acceptable.