How to Say ‘We will see you’ in Italian
La aspettiamo
lah ahs-peht-TYAH-moh
[lah ahs-peht-TYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: Formal "you" can show up as La before the verb, even though the verb itself stays in the noi form here: aspettiamo = "we wait/are waiting." You'll hear this a lot in customer-facing Italian: La chiamiamo, La accompagniamo.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Common in clinics, offices, and shops as a polite professional phrase. It sounds courteous and a bit more formal than something you'd say to friends.
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
You
Direct object pronoun used for formal 'you'.
La aspettiamo con ansia.
We wait for you eagerly.
aspettiamo
[ahs-peht-TYAH-moh]
We wait
First person plural present tense of 'aspettare', meaning to wait.
Aspettiamo un momento.
Let's wait a moment.
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