Why is it “ci vediamo dopo” for ‘see you soon’? Doesn't “ci” mean “us”?
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LindaS-jsvg
December 23, 2024

Enxhi-Rocket-Italian-Tutor
December 26, 2024
Hi Linda,
In Italian, "ci vediamo dopo" translates to "see you later" rather than "see you soon." The "ci" in this context is a reflexive pronoun that means "each other" or "ourselves," so a more literal translation would be "we'll see each other later."
Does that clarify your question, or is there anything else you'd like to know about Italian phrases? :)