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How to Say ‘See you soon, then!’ in Italian

Allora ci vediamo presto!

ahl-LOH-rah chee veh-DYAH-moh PREHS-toh

[ahl-LOH-rah chee veh-DYAH-moh PREHS-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Allora here means "well then" and wraps up the conversation. Italians also use it at the start of a sentence as a filler, like "so…".

Phrase Breakdown

Allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then

Helps connect the confirmation to the final choice in the order.

Example

Perfetto, allora prendiamo due cappuccini.

Perfect, then we'll have two cappuccinos.

ci vediamo presto!

chee veh-DYAH-moh PREHS-toh

see you soon!

A standard friendly farewell. 'Ci' sounds like 'chee'. Keep 'vediamo' smooth: veh-DYAH-moh.

Example

Buon viaggio, ci vediamo presto!

Have a good trip, see you soon!

Words in this phrase

[chee]

each other

Reciprocal pronoun meaning 'one another' for 'we'.

Example

Ci vediamo domani.

We'll see each other tomorrow.

vediamo

[veh-DYAH-moh]

we see

'We' form of 'vedere'; with 'ci' it means 'see you'.

Example

Ci vediamo domani al bar.

See you tomorrow at the bar.

presto

[PREHS-toh]

soon

An adverb meaning in a short time; often used in farewells.

Example

Spero di risentirti presto dopo il nostro incontro al networking event.

I hope to hear from you soon after our meeting at the networking event.

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