How to Say ‘To see you all again’ in Italian
Rivedervi tutti
ree-veh-DER-vee TOOT-tee
[ree-veh-DER-vee TOOT-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: The ending [-vi] in [rivedervi] means [you all] here, attached to [rivedere]. You'll see the same pattern in [vedervi] ([to see you all]) or [sentirvi] ([to hear from you all]).
Phrase Breakdown
Rivedervi
[ree-veh-DER-vee]
to see you again
An infinitive form meaning to see you all again or to see you again, often used politely with plural you.
È bello rivedervi dopo tanto tempo.
It’s nice to see you again after such a long time.
tutti
[TOOT-tee]
everyone / all of you
Refers to all the people in a group; here it means all of you.
Sono felice di rivedere tutti a cena.
I’m happy to see everyone again at dinner.
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