How to Say ‘We'll talk soon, then.’ in Italian
Allora ci sentiamo.
ahl-LOH-rah chee sen-TYAH-moh
[ahl-LOH-rah chee sen-TYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: ci sentiamo literally means "we'll hear each other". Italians use it to mean they'll be in touch, whether by phone, text or in person.
Phrase Breakdown
Allora
[ahl-LOH-rah]
so / then
A common discourse word used to continue speaking, summarize, or move to the next point.
Allora, il totale è dieci euro.
So, the total is ten euros.
ci
[chee]
ourselves / each other / we
Reflexive pronoun paired with organizzarsi to mean 'we get organized'.
Ci sentiamo prima così evitiamo confusione.
We'll talk beforehand so we avoid confusion.
sentiamo
[sen-TYAH-moh]
we hear / we talk
'We' form of sentire; with 'ci' it means 'we'll be in touch'.
Ci sentiamo domani al telefono.
We'll talk tomorrow on the phone.
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