How to Say ‘Nice to see you too.’ in German
Schön, dich auch zu sehen.
shern dikh owkh tsoo ZAY-en
[shern dikh owkh tsoo ZAY-en]
💬 Usage Tip: A polite reply. 'auch' means 'too' and adds the friendly return.
🇩🇪 In Germany: A nice casual response after meeting someone. Germans often keep greetings short, so this can sound especially warm.
Phrase Breakdown
Schön
[shern]
nice
Used to express that something is pleasant or nice.
Schön, dich auch zu sehen, Maria.
Nice to see you too, Maria.
Dich auch zu sehen
dikh owkh tsoo ZAY-en
to see you too
A polite response meaning you are happy to see the other person as well.
Dich auch zu sehen freut mich.
Seeing you too makes me happy.
Words in this phrase
dich
[dikh]
you
Object form of 'du,' meaning 'you.'
Schön, dich auch hier zu sehen.
Nice to see you here too.
auch
[owkh]
too
Used to return the feeling: 'too' or 'also.'
Ich freue mich, dich auch zu sehen.
I am happy to see you too.
zu
[tsoo]
to
Used before an infinitive verb.
Schön, dich auch heute zu sehen.
Nice to see you today too.
sehen
[ZAY-en]
see
Verb meaning 'to see.'
Schön, dich auch wieder zu sehen.
Nice to see you again too.
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