How to Say ‘Otherwise, we look forward to seeing you.’ in German
Ansonsten freuen wir uns auf Sie.
an-ZON-sten FROY-en veer owf zee
[an-ZON-sten FROY-en veer owf zee]
💬 Usage Tip: sich freuen auf means looking forward to something ahead, while sich freuen über is being happy about something that already happened.
Phrase Breakdown
Ansonsten
[an-ZON-sten]
otherwise
Means 'apart from that' or 'other than that'.
Ansonsten ist alles in Ordnung.
Otherwise everything is fine.
freuen wir uns auf Sie.
FROY-en veer owf zee
we look forward to seeing you
'Sich freuen auf' means 'to look forward to'. 'Eu' sounds like 'oy'.
Wir freuen uns auf den Urlaub.
We're looking forward to the vacation.
Words in this phrase
freuen
[FROY-en]
to be happy / glad
Used reflexively to express joy; with 'auf' it means look forward to, with 'über' be pleased about.
Meine Schwiegermutter freut sich über den Besuch.
My mother-in-law is happy about the visit.
wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
uns
auf
[owf]
to / for
With 'sich freuen', it means looking forward to.
Ich freue mich auf das Essen.
I'm looking forward to the meal.
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.
Kommen Sie bitte herein.
Please come in.
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