How to Say ‘To see you again’ in French
De vous revoir
duh voo ruh-vwar
[duh voo ruh-vwar]
💬 Usage Tip: [Revoir] is literally "see again": [voir] = "see," [revoir] = "see again." You can spot the same [re-] idea in [refaire] "do again" or [relire] "read again".
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
to
Here 'de' links the feeling to the action, as in 'glad to'.
Dans « De vous revoir », De relie l'émotion à l'action de revoir quelqu'un.
In 'to see you again,' 'De' links the emotion to the action of seeing someone again.
vous
[voo]
you
A polite or plural form of 'you', useful when speaking respectfully to in-laws.
Dans « De vous revoir », vous est une forme polie pour parler à mes beaux-parents.
In 'to see you again,' 'vous' is a polite form for speaking to my in-laws.
revoir
[ruh-vwar]
see again
The infinitive meaning 'to see again' or 'to meet again'.
Dans « De vous revoir », revoir veut dire voir une autre fois.
In 'to see you again,' 'revoir' means to see another time.
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