How to Say ‘It's so nice to see you all again.’ in Mexican Spanish
Qué gusto verlos otra vez.
keh GOOS-toh behr-lohs OH-trah behs
[keh GOOS-toh behr-lohs OH-trah behs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Verlos] is [ver] + [los], with [los] attached to the end of the verb. That little ending can mean [them] or [you all], depending on the context.
Phrase Breakdown
Qué gusto
keh GOOS-toh
What a pleasure; So nice
A friendly expression used to show happiness at seeing someone again.
¡Qué gusto verte!
So nice to see you!
Words in this phrase
Qué
[keh]
what / how
Here “qué” adds warmth and emphasis in the phrase, like “what a...”
Qué gusto verlos otra vez en la cena familiar.
What a pleasure to see you all again at the family dinner.
gusto
[GOOS-toh]
pleasure
“Gusto” expresses pleasure or happiness in seeing someone.
Me da gusto que estén aquí.
I’m glad you are here.
Verlos otra vez
behr-lohs OH-trah behs
To see you all again
Refers to seeing a group of people again after some time.
Me encanta verlos otra vez.
I love seeing you all again.
Words in this phrase
verlos
[behr-lohs]
to see you all
“Verlos” means “to see you all” in this family-visit context.
Siempre es bonito verlos en persona.
It’s always nice to see you all in person.
otra
[OH-trah]
other / another
“Otra” is part of the fixed phrase “otra vez,” meaning “again.”
Ojalá podamos reunirnos otra vez pronto.
Hopefully we can get together again soon.
vez
[behs]
time / occasion
“Vez” means an instance or occasion, and in “otra vez” it means “again.”
Tal vez nos veamos otra vez el domingo.
Maybe we’ll see each other again on Sunday.
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