How to Say ‘Great seeing you again’ in Spain Spanish
Encantado de verte de nuevo
en-kan-TAH-do deh BER-teh deh NWAY-vo
[en-kan-TAH-do deh BER-teh deh NWAY-vo]
💬 Usage Tip: This expression shares gender rules with 'encantado'.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Often expressed with enthusiasm and a warm gesture, like a hug or handshake.
Phrase Breakdown
Encantado
[en-kan-TAH-do]
Pleased
Used to express delight upon seeing someone again.
Le dije 'Encantado de verte de nuevo' después de mucho tiempo.
I said 'Pleased to see you again' after a long time.
de verte
deh BER-teh
to see you
'Ver' means 'to see'; 'te' is 'you'
Quiero verte.
I want to see you.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
to
Preposition linking the infinitive verb form.
Esperamos 'de' verte pronto.
We hope 'to' see you soon.
verte
[BER-teh]
see you
Refers to meeting or coming across someone.
Fue un placer 'verte' en la fiesta.
It was a pleasure 'to see you' at the party.
de nuevo
deh NWAY-vo
again
Indicates repetition or return
Te veo de nuevo mañana.
I'll see you again tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
to
Preposition linking the infinitive verb form.
Esperamos 'de' verte pronto.
We hope 'to' see you soon.
nuevo
[NWAY-vo]
again
Indicating the repetition of an action.
Espero verte 'de nuevo' mañana.
I hope to see you again tomorrow.
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