It's nice to be with you

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"It's nice to be with you" OR "It's nice being with you"

first off let me tell you that I know that the second one is "informal" but I need more details!!!

Best regards
Hosseini

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The second isn't necessarily any more 'informal' than the first.

There's just a slight change in emphasis. The first emphasises the 'being with' the second emphasises the 'you'.
There's very little (if any) difference in everyday usage.
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Cheers m' dears!

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Thanks dear
I really like you my best friend!!