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How to Say ‘Shall we talk?’ in Italian

Ci sentiamo?

chee sen-TYAH-moh

[chee sen-TYAH-moh]

💬 Usage Tip: sentirsi literally means "to hear each other", but Ci sentiamo is used for catching up later, often by phone or message. It doesn't have to be face to face.

Phrase Breakdown

[chee]

each other

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

Example

Ci vediamo domani.

We'll see each other tomorrow.

sentiamo

[sen-TYAH-moh]

we hear / we talk

'We' form of sentire; with 'ci' it means 'we'll be in touch'.

Example

Ci sentiamo domani al telefono.

We'll talk tomorrow on the phone.

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