How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you tomorrow evening.’ in Italian
Vi aspettiamo domani sera.
vee ahs-pet-TYAH-moh doh-MAH-nee SEH-rah
[vee ahs-pet-TYAH-moh doh-MAH-nee SEH-rah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Vi aspettiamo domani sera.] is a standard friendly closing after a reservation. It usually means "we'll see you then," not that they are waiting in a formal sense.
Phrase Breakdown
Vi aspettiamo
vee ahs-pet-TYAH-moh
we are waiting for you; we expect you
First-person plural verb with the pronoun vi, used to say that you are expected or welcomed.
Vi aspettiamo alla stazione.
We’ll wait for you at the station.
Words in this phrase
Vi
[vee]
you
Pronoun meaning 'you' in a polite or plural sense, used with service language.
Vi aspettiamo al ristorante dalle sette.
We are expecting you at the restaurant from seven o'clock.
aspettiamo
[ahs-pet-TYAH-moh]
we are expecting; we await
Polite phrase used by restaurants to say they expect your arrival.
Vi aspettiamo per la vostra prenotazione alle nove.
We are expecting you for your reservation at nine.
Domani sera
doh-MAH-nee SEH-rah
tomorrow evening
Time expression referring to the evening of the following day.
Ci vediamo domani sera.
See you tomorrow evening.
Words in this phrase
domani
[doh-MAH-nee]
tomorrow
Refers to the next day; common in booking details.
Domani il ristorante apre alle sette.
Tomorrow the restaurant opens at seven.
sera
[SEH-rah]
evening
The evening period, especially relevant for dinner time.
Domani sera il tavolo sarà pronto alle otto.
Tomorrow evening the table will be ready at eight.
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