Překlad - Turecky-Anglicky - merhaba ben doktorum sizinle tanışmak istiyorum...

Merdogan, do you think tanismak here can also mean "to get to know you" instead of "meet"?

Dear Chantal,
I prefer to use " to meet".
What do you say for " I would really like to meet you " or for "I am glad to meet you." ?

Ok, but 'meet' is face-to-face and get to know can also be on msn..

Anyway, if you think meet is better then I would suggest the sentence as follows:

Hi, I am a doctor and I would like to meet you. You are very beautiful. What do you think about meeting?
(in Turkish you say 'seninle tanismak', but in English you don't translate the 'with you', it is already implied in 'meeting' )

Dear Chantal,
Thanks...

Hmm sorry, I think 'what do you think about meeting' is about an opinion of meeting someone, not really that you want to meet someone.. My mind is a bit confused now, let's ask kafetzou how to translate this properly into English..

CC: kafetzou

Dear Chantal
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What do you say for "How about if we meet?"

Oops - I just saw your message - sorry! Yes, Chantal, you're right that "what do you think about" is wrong. "How about getting together?" would be better.

Thanks ladies...