How to Say ‘To talk with you’ in Italian
Parlare con voi
par-LAH-reh kohn voy
[par-LAH-reh kohn voy]
💬 Usage Tip: [Voi] means "you all," so [parlare con voi] is "to talk with you" when speaking to more than one person. For one person, swap in [te]: [parlare con te].
Phrase Breakdown
Parlare
[par-LAH-reh]
to speak
Infinitive verb meaning 'to speak' or 'to talk.'
Mi piace parlare con voi dopo cena.
I like talking with you after dinner.
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition used to show company or accompaniment.
Parlo con voi volentieri.
I speak with you gladly.
voi
[voy]
you
Plural or formal 'you,' used when addressing more than one person.
È bello stare con voi.
It is nice to be with you.
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