Although you are expressing the fact that you are pleased to become an acquaintance of a person, the idiomatic construction is "(I am) pleased to make your acquaintance."Similarly, someone is said to "make the acquaintance of" another person.
No. An acquaintance is simply someone you know but not very well. For example, a classmate or coworker could be considered an acquaintance because you may not know much about their personal life despite seeing them nearly every day. Some people use the word acquaintance to distinguish from people they consider friends. This does not necessarily mean the person is an enemy.
Someone you have met.
You probably mean 'acquaintance'.
The correct spelling is acquaintance (someone you know casually).
An acquaintance is someone you know, but you are not friends.
"Acquaintance" is a noun, referring to someone who is known but not a close friend.
i am going out and i likoe to make a friendship to other nationalities
The word acquaintance is a noun. An acquaintance is someone with who you are acquainted.
The word acquaintance is a noun, a person, someone you have met or something that you recognize.
An acquaintant is another word for an acquaintance, a person with whom someone is acquainted.
It means, "it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance", as translated from the Greek.