How to Say ‘It's so good to see you again.’ in Portuguese
Que bom ver-vos outra vez.
kuh bohm vehr-vohsh OH-truh vezh
[kuh bohm vehr-vohsh OH-truh vezh]
Phrase Breakdown
Que bom
kuh bohm
How nice
An exclamation used to express pleasure or delight about something.
Que bom!
How nice!
Words in this phrase
Que
[kuh]
how / that
Starts an expression showing pleasure, like 'how nice' or 'it's so good'.
Que agradável, que Que se veja toda a família junta.
How lovely, that the whole family can be seen together.
bom
[bohm]
good / nice
Expresses that something feels pleasant or welcome.
É mesmo bom passar o domingo em família.
It is really nice to spend Sunday with family.
ver-vos
[vehr-vohsh]
to see you
Means 'to see you', addressing more than one person.
Gostamos de ver-vos sempre que voltam cá.
We like to see you whenever you come back here.
Outra vez
OH-truh vezh
Again
Used to say that something is happening once more.
Vemo-nos outra vez amanhã.
We’ll see each other again tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
outra
[OH-truh]
another / other
Part of the phrase 'outra vez', meaning 'again'.
Podemos encontrar-nos outra semana e falar outra vez.
We can meet another week and talk again.
vez
[vezh]
time / occasion
Refers to an occasion; with 'outra' it forms 'again'.
Espero visitar-vos outra vez no próximo mês.
I hope to visit you again next month.
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