What does これからもよろしくね mean?


A Japanese person said that to me and I was utterly lost. I tried to dissect
the sentence:

これ = this  
から = from  
も = also  
よろしく = (Honestly, I don't know what this means)  
ね = a suffix that women use

I think this might mean "Nice to meet you, too." But I would like to know a
more accurate explanation from someone with actual knowledge.




これ = this  
から = from  
これから = from this point onward  
よろしく comes from よろしい ＝ good, acceptance  
よろしく in this case is the shortened form of よろしくおねがいします  
おねがいします being the polite/formal way of saying ください = please  
ね = expectation of agreement, understanding, acceptance.

これからもよろしくね = From this point forward I hope we can get along well.

or more naturally:  
- Looking forward to working with you.  
- It was good to meet you (and I expect that we will continue to have a good working relationship in the future).  
- @mamster is right, depending on context there are a plethora of innocuous business related expressions of cooperation that would fit a given situation.




これ = this  
から = from  
これから = from this point onward  
よろしく comes from よろしい ＝ good, acceptance  
よろしく in this case is the shortened form of よろしくおねがいします  
おねがいします being the polite/formal way of saying ください = please  
ね = expectation of agreement, understanding, acceptance.

これからもよろしくね = From this point forward I hope we can get along well.

or more naturally:  
- Looking forward to working with you.  
- It was good to meet you (and I expect that we will continue to have a good working relationship in the future).  
- @mamster is right, depending on context there are a plethora of innocuous business related expressions of cooperation that would fit a given situation.

