How to Say ‘Hi, what a pleasure to see you again.’ in Italian
Ciao, che piacere rivederti.
chow keh pya-CHEH-reh ree-veh-DER-tee
[chow keh pya-CHEH-reh ree-veh-DER-tee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: 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].
Phrase Breakdown
Ciao
[chow]
hi / hello
A common informal greeting used when meeting someone or saying goodbye.
Le ho detto semplicemente: «Ciao, grazie per avermi scritto».
I simply said to her: “Hi, thanks for writing to me.”
Che piacere
keh pya-CHEH-reh
What a pleasure
An expression used to show happiness and warmth when seeing someone again.
Che piacere vederti!
What a pleasure to see you!
Words in this phrase
che
[keh]
what / how
Used here in an exclamation to express warm feeling: 'what a pleasure'.
Che bella sorpresa ricevere il tuo messaggio dopo l'evento!
What a lovely surprise to receive your message after the event!
piacere
[pya-CHEH-reh]
pleasure
A polite noun used in greetings and follow-up messages to sound warm and professional.
È stato un piacere conoscere il tuo team.
It was a pleasure meeting your team.
rivederti
[ree-veh-DER-tee]
to see you again
Means 'to see you again'; in this context it makes the greeting more personal.
Che bello rivederti dopo la conferenza di Milano.
How nice to see you again after the Milan conference.
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