How to Say ‘Nice to see you again.’ in German
Schön, dich wiederzusehen.
shern dikh VEE-der-tsoo-zay-en
[shern dikh VEE-der-tsoo-zay-en]
💬 Usage Tip: wiedersehen "to see again" squeezes zu into its middle here: wiederzusehen. Same with kennenlernen "to get to know": schön, Sie kennenzulernen.
🇩🇪 In Germany: dich is the casual "you", the right choice once your in-laws have offered du. If you're still on Sie terms, say Schön, Sie wiederzusehen.
Phrase Breakdown
Schön, dich
shern dikh
Nice, you
'ö' is like 'e' with rounded lips. 'dich' is the informal 'you', with a soft 'ch'.
Schön, dich zu sehen.
Nice to see you.
Words in this phrase
Schön
[shern]
nice
Used to express that meeting someone is pleasant.
„Schön, Sie hier zu treffen“ klingt höflich und professionell.
“Nice to meet you here” sounds polite and professional.
dich
[dikh]
you
The pronoun 'dich' in accusative form.
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a gift for you.
wiederzusehen.
VEE-der-tsoo-zay-en
to see again.
'wiedersehen' with 'zu' placed inside. Say it 'VEE-der-tsoo-zay-en'.
Ich hoffe, dich bald wiederzusehen.
I hope to see you again soon.
Words in this phrase
wiederzusehen
[VEE-der-tsoo-zay-en]
to see again
Infinitive with 'zu' of 'wiedersehen' (to see again); 'zu' is inserted after the separable prefix.
Ich hoffe, dich bald wiederzusehen.
I hope to see you again soon.
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