How to Say ‘To see you well’ in Mexican Spanish
Verte bien
BEHR-teh byen
[BEHR-teh byen]
💬 Usage Tip: [Verte] bundles the object onto the infinitive: [ver] + [te]. You can do the same with other verbs: [escucharte], [abrazarte].
Phrase Breakdown
Verte
[BEHR-teh]
to see you
From ver plus te; means to see you.
Nos encanta Verte bien y con ánimo.
We love to see you well and in good spirits.
bien
[byen]
well
Means in good health, in good condition, or doing fine.
Nos tranquiliza verte bien después de tu enfermedad.
It reassures us to see you well after your illness.
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