How to Say ‘To our meeting.’ in Italian
Alla nostra conoscenza.
AHL-lah NOH-strah koh-noh-SHEN-tsah
[AHL-lah NOH-strah koh-noh-SHEN-tsah]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [la] becomes [alla]. The same kind of merge happens a lot in Italian: [a] + [il] = [al], [di] + [il] = [del].
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is a toast: more naturally "to getting to know each other" than a literal "to our meeting." It sounds a bit polished or playful, so in a casual bar people might more often just say [piacere] or [alla tua].
Phrase Breakdown
Alla nostra
AHL-lah NOH-strah
To our / To the our
Part of a toast or dedication, meaning “to our...”
Alla nostra salute!
To our health!
Words in this phrase
Alla
[AHL-lah]
to our knowledge
A fixed expression meaning based on what we know or as far as we are aware.
Alla nostra conoscenza, lei non vuole che le offriamo da bere senza chiedere prima il permesso.
To our knowledge, she does not want us to buy her a drink without asking permission first.
nostra
[NOH-strah]
our
Possessive adjective meaning belonging to us; feminine singular here because it matches conoscenza.
Alla nostra conoscenza, lui preferisce chiedere con gentilezza prima di offrire un drink.
To our knowledge, he prefers to ask politely before offering a drink.
conoscenza
[koh-noh-SHEN-tsah]
knowledge
Means knowledge or awareness; in this phrase it forms the expression to our knowledge.
Alla nostra conoscenza, la sua conoscenza delle buone maniere al bar è ottima.
To our knowledge, his knowledge of good manners at the bar is excellent.
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