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How to Say ‘Get in touch / hear from each other’ in Italian

Sentirci

sen-TEER-chee

[sen-TEER-chee]

💬 Usage Tip: Sentirci combines sentire + ci, and here it means be in touch / hear from each other, not just hear. That ci often gives the idea of each other or us.

Phrase Breakdown

Sentirci

[sen-TEER-chee]

to talk to each other; to be in touch

A reflexive/pronominal infinitive meaning 'to contact each other' or 'to talk again.'

Example

Possiamo Sentirci la prossima settimana per aggiornarci.

We can talk next week to update each other.

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