Italian Phrase
Ci vediamo ogni lunedì.
Meaning
The sentence states that the speakers have a regular meeting every Monday. In Italian, the reflexive verb 'vedersi' is commonly used to mean 'to meet' rather than just 'to see each other'.
When to use
Use this phrase when arranging a recurring weekly appointment, such as a language class, a sports practice, or a casual coffee catch‑up. It is informal but perfectly acceptable in both spoken and written contexts.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Civediamoognilunedì.
Ci (reciprocal pronoun)
The pronoun 'ci' is used with verbs like 'vedere' to express a reciprocal action: 'we see each other' or 'we meet'.
vediamo (present indicative)
First‑person plural present of 'vedere'. In the reciprocal form it means 'we meet'.
ogni (every)
Indefinite adjective placed before a singular noun to indicate a regular recurrence.
lunedì (Monday)
Masculine singular noun for the day of the week; note the accent on the final 'ì'.
🗨In Conversation
Ci vediamo ogni lunedì?
Shall we meet every Monday?
Sì, alle 18:00 al bar vicino al lavoro.
Yes, at 6 p.m. at the bar near work.
✕Common Mistakes
Vediamo ogni lunedì.
Missing the reciprocal pronoun 'ci' changes the meaning to 'We see every Monday' instead of 'We meet'.
Ci vediamo ogni lunedi.
The accent on the final 'ì' is required; without it the word is misspelled and may be mispronounced.
Ci vedete ogni lunedì.
Using 'vedete' (second person plural) changes the subject to 'you all' rather than 'we'.
↔Alternatives
Ci incontriamo ogni lunedì.
We meet every Monday.
Ci ritroviamo ogni lunedì.
We get together every Monday.
Ci vediamo il lunedì.
We see each other on Mondays.
Cultural Tip
In Italy, weekly meet‑ups often happen over an 'aperitivo' (pre‑dinner drink) on weekdays. When you say 'lunedì', always keep the accent on the final 'ì' – omitting it is a common spelling error that can change pronunciation. Also, using the reciprocal form 'ci vediamo' sounds friendly and informal, perfect for friends or colleagues.