It's nice meeting you. / It was nice meeting you.
What's the difference between 'It's nice meeting you' and 'It was nice meeting you'?
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It was nice meeting you = When you meet somebody at the first time, and you talk to him/her for a while, then, when you have to say goodbye to him/her, you may say that "It was nice meeting you (a moment ago).
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The second one is correct (It was nice meeting you). If you want to keep the expression in the past tense, you could say: 'It's been nice meeting you.' or... in the present tense:'It's nice to meet you'
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