How to Say ‘We are waiting for you’ in Italian
Vi aspettiamo
vee ah-spet-TYAH-mo
[vee ah-spet-TYAH-mo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vi] means [you all] here, so [vi aspettiamo] is [we're expecting you / we look forward to seeing you]. With one person, you'd often hear [La aspettiamo] in a formal situation.
Phrase Breakdown
Vi
[vee]
you
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'you' in the plural or polite form, used in service situations.
Vi aspettiamo sabato per il compleanno.
We are expecting you on Saturday for the birthday.
aspettiamo
[ah-spet-TYAH-mo]
we are expecting
From 'aspettare'; in this context it means the restaurant will be waiting for or expecting the guests.
Per la vostra cena speciale, aspettiamo una conferma entro domani.
For your special dinner, we are waiting for a confirmation by tomorrow.
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