How to Say ‘It's nice to see you again’ in Italian
È bello rivedervi
eh BEHL-loh ree-veh-DER-vee
[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
È
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of essere; here it means 'it is'.
È bello rivedervi dopo tanto tempo.
It is nice to see you again after a long time.
bello
[BEHL-loh]
nice / beautiful
An adjective meaning pleasant or nice; here it expresses warmth in seeing someone again.
Per me è bello rivedervi tutti insieme.
For me it is nice to see you all again together.
rivedervi
[ree-veh-DER-vee]
to see you again
An infinitive form used with plural 'you', often in polite or family contexts.
Sono felice di rivedervi oggi a pranzo.
I’m happy to see you again today at lunch.
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