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## よかったです
Conjugate a verb into て form, and stick よかったです after it to say that I'm glad that....
Sometimes they add "おいて" after the the て form of the verb. This is おく, to put. It means "doing something for a while" or "a lot of preparation". Basically noting something takes more work and effort.　Also, if attaching to a negative verb (not go, not do, not eat, etc.), it has to be ~ないで, not なくて
### ~ておく
Sometimes they add "おいて" after the the て form of the verb. This is おく, to put. ~ておく indicates doing something in advance for a future purpose or to ensure a specific state remains.
**君と知り合っておいてよかったです**
The speaker isn't just saying "I'm glad I know you." By using おいて, they are implying:
- Proactivity: They made the effort or "settled" the action of getting to know you.
- Future Benefit: Getting to know you was a "good move" that is paying off now or will pay off later.
- Completeness: It feels like a "box" has been checked that makes the current situation better.
Also, if attaching to a negative verb (not go, not do, not eat, etc.), it has to be ~ないで, not なくて
Lookup this more and take notes on it ^^