me llamo Rosa, mucho gusto
my name is Rosa, nice to meet you
Common trap for English speakers mucho gusto ('pleased to meet you') is an invariant set phrase — it does not change for men or women.
In the story
Me llamo Rosa, mucho gusto.
Lucía
Perfect model reply. Hear it: me llamo Rosa — ‘I call myself Rosa.’ Then a friendly closer: mucho gusto — “pleased to meet you.” Stress LLA-mo RO-sa, and MÚ-cho GÚ-sto. Not ‘muy gusto’ — it’s mucho. Try it: me llamo Rosa, mucho gusto.
Lucía
Say it with me: me llamo Rosa, mucho gusto… Again, a little slower… Now naturally, with that warm café smile.
Learn it in the story
This phrase appears in the lesson:
Level pre-A1 · Lesson 5