<p>It means things get easier with your help and they appreciate, or it's nice to have you there because you could help.  You don't really have to response to it. I would just response with a smile in this situation. </p>

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2018-04-15T03:22:05.403Z
2018-04-15T03:22:05.403Z
dan
<p>After exchanging thank you and your welcome for doing something nice that I did for someone I received this phrase 有你真好。on WeChat. Google translate says “nice to have you” What does this mean? How should I respond? </p>

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2018-04-15T05:17:46.423Z
"Nice to have you" = "it's great having you around as a friend/acquaintance/colleague/whatever"
dROOOze
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2018-04-16T23:01:25.807Z
actually the connotation is rather intimate. More commonly said to close friends or romantic partners.
Ben Yang
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What does this phrase mean? 有你真好。
# What does this phrase mean? 有你真好。

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-04-15)

After exchanging thank you and your welcome for doing something nice that I did for someone I received this phrase 有你真好。on WeChat. Google translate says “nice to have you” What does this mean? How should I respond?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: "Nice to have you" = "it's great having you around as a friend/acquaintance/colleague/whatever"  
> **username_2**: actually the connotation is rather intimate. More commonly said to close friends or romantic partners.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2018-04-15. Score: 2

It means things get easier with your help and they appreciate, or it's nice to have you there because you could help. You don't really have to response to it. I would just response with a smile in this situation.


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