How to Say ‘It's nice to see you’ in French
C'est agréable de vous revoir
seh eht ah-gray-ah-bluh duh voo ruh-vwahr
[seh eht ah-gray-ah-bluh duh voo ruh-vwahr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Revoir] is literally "see again," so French often says [de vous revoir] where English says "to see you again." That pattern works with people: [Je suis content de te revoir].
Phrase Breakdown
C'est agréable
seh eht ah-gray-ah-bluh
Words in this phrase
C'
[seh]
It is
Used to introduce a fact or statement.
C'est agréable de vous revoir dans cette réunion.
It is nice to see you again in this meeting.
est
[eht]
is
Acts as a linkage in identity or description.
C'est incroyable !
It is incredible!
agréable
[ah-gray-ah-bluh]
pleasant
Nice or pleasing to the senses.
La conversation était très agréable.
The conversation was very pleasant.
De vous revoir
duh voo ruh-vwahr
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
to
Used to express a relationship or purpose.
Heureux de vous revoir ici.
Happy to see you again here.
vous
[voo]
you
Refers to the person or people addressed.
Nous avons beaucoup discuté, vous et moi.
We talked a lot, you and I.
revoir
[ruh-vwahr]
see again
Meeting someone once more.
Nous espérons vous revoir tous bientôt.
We hope to see you all soon.
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