How to Say ‘To see you again’ in German
Euch wiederzusehen
oych VEE-duhr-tseh-uhn
[oych VEE-duhr-tseh-uhn]
💬 Usage Tip: After schön or gut, German often uses zu + verb for "to do something": schön, euch wiederzusehen, gut, dich zu kennen. Here euch slots in before the verb and shows who is being seen.
Phrase Breakdown
Euch
[oych]
you (plural informal)
Refers to more than one person you are familiar with.
Es freut mich, euch zu sehen.
I am glad to see you.
wiederzusehen
[VEE-duhr-tseh-uhn]
to see again
To meet or encounter someone you have met before.
Ich freue mich, euch wiederzusehen.
I am glad to see you again.
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