In a scenario, if you met someone a few days ago for the very first time and then you met again today and after spending time together, you feel lucky to know him/her because you think you will get on well with him/her in the future and help each other.
How would you tell him/her it today. Note that, it is not important to meet at a specific time. This sentence could be said in tenth meeting or even one year later after the first met.
I am/feel so lucky to have met you.
I am/feel so luck to met you.
I am feel so lucky to meet you.
Best Answer
When meeting someone for the first time, we commonly say:
"(I'm) pleased to meet you" or "It's nice to meet you" (when being introduced)
and "I'm pleased to have met you" or "It was nice to meet you" or "It was nice meeting you" (on departing)
In the situation you describe:
I would say "I'm really pleased we met" or "I'm so glad we met" and might also add "I look forward to seeing you again/getting to know you better/working with you"
You would only say: "I am so lucky to have met you", if someone had just saved your life or given you a million dollars, or something similar - it's a statement of fact.
"I feel so lucky to have met you" would be acceptable to express a very strong feeling, but again implies that the other person is going to do something amazing for you.