How to Say ‘To see you again’ in Italian
Di vederti di nuovo
dee veh-DER-tee dee NWOH-voh
[dee veh-DER-tee dee NWOH-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: After [di], Italian often uses the full verb with a person attached to the end: [vederti] = "see you," [vedervi] = "see you all." The [di nuovo] part means "again," and it can go with lots of verbs: [parlare di nuovo] = "to talk again."
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
to / of
A preposition often used before an infinitive verb, like 'to see.'
Sono contento di vederti oggi.
I am happy to see you today.
vederti
[veh-DER-tee]
to see you
Infinitive meaning 'to see you,' with 'ti' referring to one person informally.
È bello vederti con noi stasera.
It is nice to see you with us tonight.
di
[dee]
again / of
Here it is part of the fixed expression 'di nuovo,' meaning 'again.'
Spero di incontrarti di nuovo presto.
I hope to meet you again soon.
nuovo
[NWOH-voh]
again
Used with 'di' to mean 'again' or 'anew.'
Ci vediamo di nuovo domenica.
We will see each other again on Sunday.
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