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How to Say ‘Come back to see me’ in Italian

Torni da me

TOR-nee dah meh

[TOR-nee dah meh]

💬 Usage Tip: da + a person means "to someone's place". vado dal medico is "I'm going to the doctor's", and da Mario is "at/to Mario's".

Phrase Breakdown

Torni

[TOR-nee]

come back (formal command)

Formal imperative of 'tornare', to return.

Example

Torni domani, per favore.

Come back tomorrow, please.

[dah]

at (someone's place)

Before a person, 'da' means at or with that person.

Example

Vieni da me.

Come to my place.

[meh]

The stressed pronoun 'me', used after prepositions like 'per'.

Example

Per me è stato molto utile sentirti parlare del progetto.

For me it was very useful to hear you talk about the project.

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