How to Say ‘To see you all’ in Portuguese
Ver-vos
vehr-vohsh
[vehr-vohsh]
💬 Usage Tip: [ver-vos] is [ver] + [vos], so the little [s] attaches to the end of the verb: the same pattern appears in [dizer-vos] or [levar-vos]. In Portugal this [vos] is a natural way to say "you all" in family-style speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Ver-vos
[vehr-vohsh]
to see you
An infinitive plus object pronoun meaning 'to see you' when speaking to more than one person, in a formal or European Portuguese style.
Foi ótimo Ver-vos novamente ao jantar.
It was great to see you again at dinner.
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