How to Say ‘We look forward to seeing you.’ in Italian
Vi aspettiamo.
vee ahs-peht-TYAH-moh
[vee ahs-peht-TYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vi aspettiamo] often means [we'll be expecting you], not just [we are waiting for you]. The little word [vi] goes before the verb: [vi aspettiamo], [vi chiamiamo].
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is a very common restaurant closing after a reservation is settled. It sounds welcoming and professional, not overly personal.
Phrase Breakdown
Vi
[vee]
you (plural/formal object)
Refers politely to the customers being addressed.
Vi aspettiamo sabato alle sette e mezza.
We’re expecting you on Saturday at seven thirty.
aspettiamo
[ahs-peht-TYAH-moh]
we expect / we are waiting for
A polite way for restaurant staff to say they look forward to your arrival.
Vi aspettiamo per la cena di domani sera.
We’re expecting you for tomorrow evening’s dinner.
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