How to Say ‘It's so nice to see you 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] packs [to see] plus [you all/them] into one word: [ver] + [los]. Spanish does this a lot with infinitives, like [ayudarlos] or [invitarla].
Phrase Breakdown
Qué gusto
keh GOOS-toh
What a pleasure; Nice to see you
A friendly expression used to say you’re very happy to see someone.
¡Qué gusto verte!
Nice to see you!
Words in this phrase
Qué
[keh]
what
Used to begin an exclamation expressing emotion or warmth.
¡Qué sorpresa tan bonita!
What a lovely surprise!
gusto
[GOOS-toh]
pleasure
Shows delight or happiness, especially in social situations.
Es un gusto recibirlos en casa.
It’s a pleasure to welcome you into the house.
verlos
[behr-lohs]
to see you all / to see them
Verb plus object pronoun; in this family greeting it means 'to see you all.'
Siempre es bonito verlos en las fiestas familiares.
It’s always nice to see you all at family gatherings.
Otra vez
OH-trah behs
Again
Used to say something happens one more time.
Nos vemos otra vez mañana.
We’ll see each other again tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
otra
[OH-trah]
again / another
Part of 'otra vez,' a common phrase for 'again.'
Nos dio gusto reunirnos otra navidad.
We were happy to get together another Christmas.
vez
[behs]
time / occasion
In this phrase it combines with 'otra' to mean 'again.'
Queremos invitarlos otra vez a comer.
We want to invite you all to eat again.
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