Bye in french

The French use several expressions to say "see you soon" or "see you later." As you learn French greetings, you may have learned "à bientôt" and it's the standard.

Goodbye in french informal

Goodbye in french informal

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See you soon in french

But there are many more ways to express this phrase, covering the subtleties of meaning between expressions and important cultural differences.

See You Soon in French: À Bientôt

"À bientôt," with its silent final "t," is the generic way to say "see you soon." It expresses your desire to see the other person soon, but without giving a precise time frame.

It is laced with an implicit sense of wishful thinking: I hope to see you again soon.

See You Later in French: À Plus Tard

"À plus tard" is only used when you are going to see the other person again later the same day.

Goodbye in french and spanish

So, "à plus tard", as opposed to "à bientôt" is a specified time frame. You are not giving a precise time, but it is understood that you will likely see the person later that same day.

See Ya: À Plus

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see you later in french formal

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