Career event networking: Following Up After the Event
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Key Phrases
Ciao, che piacere rivederti.
Hi, what a pleasure to see you again.
Volevo ringraziarti per la bella conversazione di ieri.
I wanted to thank you for the nice conversation yesterday.
Magari davanti a un caffè la settimana prossima.
Maybe over a coffee next week.
Skills You'll Learn
Greeting someone warmly and reconnecting after an event.
Salutare qualcuno con calore e riallacciare i rapporti dopo un evento.
Expressing thanks and appreciation for a previous conversation.
Esprimere ringraziamento e apprezzamento per una conversazione precedente.
Suggesting staying in touch and arranging a future meeting.
Proporre di restare in contatto e organizzare un incontro futuro.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are reconnecting with someone you met at an event, thanking them for a pleasant conversation, mentioning how helpful their advice was, and suggesting meeting for a coffee next week to continue talking.
Ciao, che piacere rivederti dopo l'evento.
Hi, it’s a pleasure to see you again after the event.
Ciao Emily , anche per me è stato un vero piacere.
Hi Emily, it was truly a pleasure for me too.
Volevo ringraziarti per la bella conversazione di ieri.
I wanted to thank you for the lovely conversation yesterday.
Figurati, mi ha fatto molto piacere parlare con te.
Don't mention it, I really enjoyed talking with you.
I tuoi consigli sul settore mi sono stati utilissimi.
Your advice on the sector has been extremely useful to me.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Ciao
chow
Hi
🇮🇹 [Ciao] is friendly and informal. In a follow-up after a career event, use it only if you were already on informal terms; otherwise locals usually go with something more neutral or formal.
See breakdown →Che piacere
keh pya-CHEH-reh
What a pleasure
Rivederti
ree-veh-DER-tee
To see you again
💬 [Rivederti] combines [rivedere] + [ti], so the [you] part gets attached to the end. You'll see the same pattern in [conoscerti] ([to meet/know you]) and [ringraziarti] ([to thank you]).
See breakdown →Ciao, che piacere rivederti.
chow keh pya-CHEH-reh ree-veh-DER-tee
Hi, what a pleasure to see you again.
🇮🇹 This sounds warm and natural with someone you already know a bit. For a more formal follow-up after a networking event, this can feel too familiar unless you already moved to [tu].
See breakdown →Dopo
DOH-poh
After
L'evento
l eh-VEHN-toh
The event
💬 [L'] is just [lo] shortened before a vowel: [l'evento] instead of [lo evento]. You'll see the same with [l'azienda] and [l'incontro].
See breakdown →Dopo l'evento
DOH-poh l eh-VEHN-toh
After the event
Anche per me
AHN-keh pehr meh
For me too
È stato
eh STAH-toh
It was
💬 Italian often uses [è stato] where English uses [it was]. The subject can stay unspoken when it's obvious from context.
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