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How to Say β€˜To spend time with you all’ in Italian

Di passare del tempo con voi

dee pahs-SAH-reh del TEM-poh kon vwoy

[dee pahs-SAH-reh del TEM-poh kon vwoy]

Phrase Breakdown

Di passare

dee pahs-SAH-reh

to spend / to pass

An infinitive phrase meaning to spend time doing something.

Example

Passare la giornata al mare.

To spend the day at the beach.

Words in this phrase

Di

[dee]

to / of

Preposition often used before an infinitive verb; here it introduces the idea 'to spend'.

Example

Sono felice Di passare il pomeriggio con i suoceri.

I am happy to spend the afternoon with my in-laws.

passare

[pahs-SAH-reh]

to spend

Infinitive verb meaning to spend time, money, or energy; here it refers to spending time together.

Example

Mi piace passare il fine settimana con la famiglia.

I like to spend the weekend with the family.

Del tempo

del TEM-poh

some time

Refers to an amount of time; del is partitive and means 'some'.

Example

Ho del tempo libero.

I have some free time.

Words in this phrase

del

[del]

some / of the

Lowercase form of 'di + il'; here it means an indefinite amount of time.

Example

Vorremmo passare del tempo insieme dopo pranzo.

We would like to spend some time together after lunch.

tempo

[TEM-poh]

time

A common noun meaning time, especially in the phrase 'passare del tempo'.

Example

Il tempo con i nonni passa sempre troppo in fretta.

Time with grandparents always passes too quickly.

Con voi

kon vwoy

with you all

Indicates being together with the people being addressed.

Example

Vengo con voi.

I’m coming with you.

Words in this phrase

con

[kon]

with

Preposition indicating company or accompaniment.

Example

Andiamo con i parenti al pranzo di domenica.

We are going with the relatives to Sunday lunch.

voi

[vwoy]

you all / you

Plural informal 'you', used when talking to several people such as family members.

Example

Mi sento a casa con voi durante le feste.

I feel at home with you all during the holidays.

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