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What is the difference between "it's a pleasure to me" and "it's a pleasure for me"?
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What is the difference between "it's a pleasure to me" and "it's a pleasure for me"?
You can say:
It is a pleasure to meet you.
It is a pleasure for me to meet you.
It's my pleasure to do sth.
I wouldn't say "It's a pleasure to me" - it just doesn't sound natural.
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What is the difference between "it's a pleasure to me" and "it's a pleasure for me"?
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