Těší mě.

When to use

Use this phrase immediately after someone introduces themselves to you, or after a first handshake. It is appropriate in almost any social or professional context.

How it works

The phrase uses the verb "těšit" (to please) in the third person singular, and "mě" is the accusative form of "já" (I/me).

• Těší: "It pleases" (3rd person singular of the imperfective verb "těšit")
• mě: "me" (accusative case of "já")

Formality

This phrase is neutral in formality, making it a safe and polite choice for both formal (`vy`) and informal (`ty`) situations. It does not imply a specific level of familiarity.

Verb pattern

The verb "těšit" (to please, to make happy) is imperfective and typically takes an accusative object to indicate who is pleased. The pattern is `něco těší někoho` (something pleases someone). Here, the 'something' is implied by the context of meeting someone, and 'někoho' is `mě` (me).

Notes

This phrase literally means 'It pleases me' and is a standard, polite response after an introduction.