How to Say ‘With you’ in Italian
Con voi
kon vwoy
[kon vwoy]
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kon]
with
Preposition used to show being together with someone.
Mi piace stare Con gli amici e con la famiglia.
I like being with friends and with family.
voi
[vwoy]
you all / you
Informal plural form meaning 'you all'; used when speaking to more than one person.
Sto bene con voi quando voi mi raccontate le novità di famiglia.
I feel good with you all when you tell me the family news.
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