Gusto de Verte or Bueno de Verte??

[Kimmir]

I would like to say good to see you or nice to see you. What is the correct way to say this. Or how do they say this in Dominican Republic? I notice sometimes it can be a little different depending on where you are at. Thanks for the help. Kim

[mkohn]

Gusto de verte would be my first choice.
You could also use 'es un placer verte' too.
Enjoy your meeting.
Mary

[juancarlos]

Bueno de verte is not Spanish, it is a literal translation of "Good to see you".

[Kimmir]

Originally Posted by juancarlos

Bueno de verte is not Spanish, it is a literal translation of "Good to see you".

Thanks you !!

[Norma Rosa]

Originally Posted by juancarlos

Bueno de verte is not Spanish, it is a literal translation of "Good to see you".

However, you may say: ¡Qué bueno verte! (How good to see you!)

[Ken]

Originally Posted by mkohn

Gusto de verte would be my first choice.
You could also use 'es un placer verte' too.
Enjoy your meeting.
Mary

Placer is the word I usually hear. Don't recall ever hearing gusto used in this sense.

[2LeftFeet]

Would < Mucho gusto> only be used when you first meet someone?

[juancarlos]

Originally Posted by 2LeftFeet

Would < Mucho gusto> only be used when you first meet someone?

Yes. Of course, you can always rephrase it and say " Me dió mucho gusto verlo/verla de nuevo". A pleasure seeing you again or Glad to see you again.
Although the example Norma Rosa gave is perfect.