Ending a proper conversation with "it was pleasure"

Question

How would say it was a pleasure with the context being you are it a conversation on a good note.

1. Era un placer * I believe this to be the answer since present tense es un placer

2. Fue un placer

3. Es un placer * would you use this as long as we

Example

Brian: Hola!

Lisa: Hola Brian!

Lisa: Como estás

Brian: Estoy muy Bien

Lisa; discupleme voy a ir!

Brian: Bueno, mucho gusto

Lisa: " ... un placer"

Good question. - --Mariana--, Nov 16, 2011

Answer 1

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thanks I did make the mistake with discúlpeme - Tasear, Nov 16, 2011

Also I meant to say discúlpeme, voy al ir which is a phrase that we use at our coversation table - Tasear, Nov 16, 2011

ha cofirado con mi profesor de espanol - Tasear, Nov 17, 2011

Answer 2

I usually say ''Fue un placer charlar contigo''' = It was a pleasure to chat with you when concluding a conversation with friendly native speakers.

You should say: tengo que irme = I have to leave

Irme is from the verb ''irse'' and means to leave You do not need to state a destination when using this verb.

Tengo que ir means I have to go and is incorrect without stating a destination eg Tengo que ir a la estación de ferrocaril para coger un tren = I have to go to the railway station to catch a train.

I hope this helps

I really like this answer - Tasear, Nov 17, 2011

Thanks for the addition to fue un placer charlar contigo - Tasear, Nov 17, 2011

You are welcome, Lisa :) - FELIZ77, Nov 17, 2011

Answer 3

I often say:

Ha sido un placer. (It's been a pleasure).

Also, I agree you need "Tengo que irme" to say you need to leave.

This is my favorite answer but in fairness to my question I couldn't pick this answer. I will use this phrase now though so thank very much. - Tasear, Nov 17, 2011

I'm glad you like it :) - ElBúho, Nov 17, 2011

Answer 4

I would say "fue un placer," but that is what comes out without really thinking. Wait for more responses.