"au plaisir de vous voir" is a goodbye expression meaning "I'll be happy to see you soon".
"aussi" means "too" or "also", so it looks like this is an answer to someone who said the same goodbye.
It's an elaborate expression that is rarely used.
A much more common expression is "à bientôt" (see you soon).
we were happy to see you too
vous aussi means 'you too' in French.
je suis moi aussi impatient de vous voir
Yes, of course we were very pleased to see you.
"au plaisir" is an elliptic form of the ornate sentence 'au plaisir de vous revoir' (looking forward with pleasure to meet you again)
we were happy to see you too
vous aussi means 'you too' in French.
je suis moi aussi impatient de vous voir
vous aussi amoureux love you too
Oui, s'il te plait. Viens a Manchester.
'You see'
Yes, of course we were very pleased to see you.
"Ã vous aussi" means "to you too" in French.
"to see you again"
"Je veux te voir aussi." French however has two forms of saying 'you,' depending on the level of familiarity. If the other person used the familiar 'tu,' 'te,' or 'toi' in his/her messages, you can of course use it as well. If the other messages used 'vous,' you should also use it and write 'je veux vous voir aussi.'
See you soon or shortly
Je vous aime aussi