How to Say ‘Hi, it's nice to see you again.’ in Italian
Ciao, è bello rivedervi.
chow eh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-vee
[chow eh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-vee]
💬 Usage Tip: [rivedervi] means "see you again / see you again all of you". The ending [-vi] means "you plural," so you can swap it with [-ti] for one person: [rivederti].
Phrase Breakdown
Ciao
[chow]
hi / hello
A friendly informal greeting used with people you know well.
Appena entro, dico: «Ciao, è bello rivedervi.»
As soon as I come in, I say: “Hi, it’s nice to see you again.”
È bello rivedervi
eh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-vee
It's nice to see you again
Use 'rivedervi' when speaking to more than one person in the polite or plural form.
È bello rivedervi dopo tanto tempo.
It's nice to see you again after so long.
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
is
Form of essere meaning 'is'; here it starts the expression 'it is nice'.
È bello rivedervi dopo le vacanze.
It is nice to see you again after the holidays.
bello
[BEHL-loh]
nice / beautiful
Describes something as pleasant or lovely; in this phrase, the meeting feels nice.
Per noi è bello rivedervi in buona salute.
For us it is nice to see you again in good health.
rivedervi
[ree-veh-DER-vee]
to see you again
Used for seeing more than one person again, or one person formally.
Ogni volta è un piacere rivedervi a casa nostra.
Every time it is a pleasure to see you again at our home.
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