How to Say ‘Nice to meet you all.’ in Italian
Piacere di conoscervi.
pya-CHEH-reh dee koh-NOH-sher-vee
[pya-CHEH-reh dee koh-NOH-sher-vee]
💬 Usage Tip: The -vi on conoscervi means "you all". To one person, say conoscerti (informal) or conoscerLa (formal).
Phrase Breakdown
Piacere
[pya-CHEH-reh]
Nice to meet you / pleasure
A polite expression used when meeting someone, short for saying it is a pleasure to meet them.
Al career event dico sempre: «Piacere, sono Luca».
At the career event I always say: “Nice to meet you, I’m Luca.”
di
[dee]
of / to
A linking preposition used in many Italian expressions, including polite introductions.
La parola "di" è molto comune nelle presentazioni formali.
The word "di" is very common in formal introductions.
conoscervi
[koh-NOH-sher-vee]
to meet you (all)
'conoscere' (to meet, get to know) + 'vi' (you, plural).
Sono felice di conoscervi.
I'm happy to meet you all.
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