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How to Say ‘Shall we see each other again?’ in French

On se revoit ?

on suh ruh-VWAH

[on suh ruh-VWAH]

💬 Usage Tip: In everyday speech on means "we", and it takes the same verb form as il. You'll hear it far more often than nous.

Phrase Breakdown

[on]

Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.

Example

On y va maintenant.

We are going now.

[suh]

each other / oneself

"Se" marks the reciprocal idea of helping one another.

Example

On se soutient beaucoup. Personne ne reste isolé.

We support each other a lot. No one is left isolated.

revoit

[ruh-VWAH]

see again

Form of 'revoir' (to see again); 'se revoir' means to meet again.

Example

Je le revoit demain... non : je le revois demain.

I'm seeing him again tomorrow.

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