"It was good to see you"

Question

In English we use the expression when leaving "Good to see you" Or "It was good to see you". Is there a similar expression in Spanish? Or what is a good expression upon leaving other than Buenas Noches. Thank you so much

Answer 1

Te echaré de menos (i will miss you)

Siempre es un placer verte. (it is always good to see you)

Vaya con Dios. (go with God) or (with Gods speed)

Que le vaya bien. (may things go well with you)

These are but a few

Or the old "Arnold made famous expression" Hasta luego. Until later...also means...until we meet again.

I understand 'verte' (you familiar) But, what if it was an older person or a group of people? I'm having trouble knowing when to add which pronouns directly on to the end of the verb. Thank you in advance for the help. - 0095ca4c, Aug 22, 2012

Answer 2

I've heard something like: Fue bueno verte! Que bueno verte!

Answer 3

Fue un placer verte (de nuevo)

Me encantó verte