How to Say ‘It's so nice to see you.’ in Italian
Che bello vederti.
keh BEL-loh veh-DEHR-tee
[keh BEL-loh veh-DEHR-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: ti "you" attaches to the end of vedere, which drops its final e: vederti. Same with sentirti "to hear from you" and conoscerti "to meet you".
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
what / how
An exclamatory word used to show admiration or emphasis.
"Che" bella energia ha questo stand aziendale!
"What/How" great energy this company stand has!
bello
[BEL-loh]
nice / lovely
Masculine singular of bello; in exclamations it means 'how lovely'.
Che bello il mare!
How lovely the sea is!
vederti
[veh-DEHR-tee]
to see you
Infinitive 'vedere' (to see) with the informal 'ti' (you) attached to the end.
Sono felice di vederti.
I'm happy to see you.
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