How to Say ‘To see you again’ in Italian
Rivedervi
ree-veh-DER-vee
[ree-veh-DER-vee]
💬 Usage Tip: [rivedere] is [vedere] with [ri-], which adds the idea of "again": [vedere] = "see," [rivedere] = "see again." The [vi] on the end means "you all" or formal plural "you": [rivederti] for one person, [rivedervi] for more than one.
Phrase Breakdown
Rivedervi
[ree-veh-DER-vee]
to see you again
An infinitive form meaning 'to see you again,' with 'vi' referring to you plural/formal.
È bello rivedervi dopo tanto tempo.
It is nice to see you again after a long time.
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