Doubt about to meet for a second, third, four,... times
When 2 people don't know each other, the first time they see each other, they meet. Right?
If they see each other again to have a drink for example, they don't meet right? What would the verb be?
Thanks in advance.
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Doubt about to meet meeting for a second, third, fourth,... times
(the rest of your question was perfectly written :-)
You could also use the phrasal verb "to meet up", which implies a prearranged meeting (more like "quedar"?) rather than an unplanned meeting (¿encontrarse con alguien?). However, the phrasal version could be used either for a first meeting (less common) or for subsequent meetings. For example:
I'm going to meet her for the first time today
I'm going to meet up with her again tomorrow
We met for the first time on Saturday
We met up again the following Friday
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Hi, I saw this and thought I would help out!
Even after meeting someone for the first time, the verb "meet" is still used. For example:
"Hi nice to meet you my name is Jacob".
and
"shall we meet at the park?"
Both of these examples are correct! I hope you understand :)
Source: Native English speaker (United Kingdom)
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