How to Say ‘How lovely to see you again.’ in Italian
Che bello rivederti.
keh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-tee
[keh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: ri- on the front of a verb adds "again": vedere "to see" becomes rivedere. The ti "you" tacks onto the end, so rivederti is one word.
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
how / what
Used in exclamations like 'Che bello!' to express admiration.
Che bello avere un tavolo in terrazza!
How nice to have a table on the terrace!
bello
[BEHL-loh]
nice / beautiful
Expresses that something is lovely or pleasing.
Che bello! Si vede il giardino da qui.
How nice! You can see the garden from here.
rivederti
[ree-veh-DER-tee]
to see you again
An infinitive form meaning 'to see you again', often used after expressions like 'che piacere'.
Spero di rivederti presto a un altro evento.
I hope to see you again soon at another event.
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