How to Say ‘We are expecting you / We look forward to seeing you’ in Italian
Vi aspettiamo
vee ahs-pet-TYAH-moh
[vee ahs-pet-TYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [vi] means "you all" before the verb: [vi aspettiamo] = "we're expecting you / we look forward to seeing you." The same little word appears in [vi chiamiamo] = "we'll call you."
Phrase Breakdown
Vi
[vee]
you
Indirect/direct object pronoun meaning 'you' plural or polite plural; here 'we await you.'
Vi confermiamo il tavolo per domani.
We confirm the table for you for tomorrow.
aspettiamo
[ahs-pet-TYAH-moh]
we are expecting; we await
From aspettare; used by staff to say they look forward to your arrival.
Vi aspettiamo alle otto davanti all'ingresso.
We are expecting you at eight in front of the entrance.
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