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How to Say ‘Shall we meet there at eleven?’ in Italian

Ci vediamo lì alle undici?

chee veh-DYAH-moh lee AHL-leh OON-dee-chee

[chee veh-DYAH-moh lee AHL-leh OON-dee-chee]

🇮🇹 In Italy: A mid-morning coffee break around eleven is a common office ritual in Italy, and it's usually shared.

Phrase Breakdown

Ci vediamo lì

chee veh-DYAH-moh lee

Shall we meet there

'Ci vediamo' means 'we'll see each other' or 'let's meet'. 'Lì' (there) has a stressed final vowel.

Example

Ci vediamo lì dopo.

See you there later.

Words in this phrase

Ci

[chee]

each other

Reciprocal pronoun meaning 'one another' for 'we'.

Example

Ci vediamo domani.

We'll see each other tomorrow.

vediamo

[veh-DYAH-moh]

we see

'We' form of 'vedere'; with 'ci' it means 'see you'.

Example

Ci vediamo domani al bar.

See you tomorrow at the bar.

lì

[lee]

there

There, a specific place.

Example

Aspettami lì.

Wait for me there.

alle undici?

AHL-leh OON-dee-chee

at eleven?

'Alle' plus a number gives a clock time. Stress OON-dee-chee.

Example

La riunione è alle undici.

The meeting is at eleven.

Words in this phrase

alle

[AHL-leh]

at (the)

'a' + 'le'; used to give clock times.

Example

Ceniamo alle nove.

We have dinner at nine.

undici

[OON-dee-chee]

eleven

The number 11.

Example

Ci sono undici giocatori in campo.

There are eleven players on the field.

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