How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you!’ in German
Wir freuen uns auf Sie!
veer FROY-en owf zee
[veer FROY-en owf zee]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A standard friendly sign-off when a restaurant confirms your booking by phone or email. No reply is expected.
Phrase Breakdown
Wir freuen uns
veer FROY-en
We look forward
Reflexive verb 'sich freuen'. Pronounce 'eu' like 'oy': 'FROY-en'.
Wir freuen uns auf das Wochenende.
We're looking forward to the weekend.
Words in this phrase
Wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
freuen
[FROY-en]
look forward (with 'sich auf')
'Sich freuen auf' means to look forward to.
Ich freue mich auf den Urlaub.
I'm looking forward to the holiday.
uns
auf Sie!
owf zee
to (seeing) you!
'Sich freuen auf' means looking forward to something in the future. 'Sie' with a capital S is the formal 'you'. The 'S' sounds like an English 'z'.
Ich freue mich auf Sie!
I look forward to seeing you!
Words in this phrase
auf
[owf]
to (in 'look forward to')
Preposition required by 'sich freuen auf'.
Wir warten auf dich.
We are waiting for you.
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.
Kommen Sie bitte herein.
Please come in.
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