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How to Say "See you tomorrow" in French
The standard French way to say 'see you tomorrow,' perfect for ending conversations with plans to meet again.
À demain
ah duh-MAHNneutral
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Use this when you're saying goodbye to someone you expect to see the next day. It's common in both professional and personal settings.
Alternatives
- On se voit demainSlightly more explicit about the act of seeing each other.
- À plus tardUse if you might see them later today or in the near future, not specifically tomorrow.
Ways to get it wrong
Pronouncing the 't' in 'demain'
The final 'n' in 'demain' is nasal, and the 't' is silent.
Forgetting the accent
The grave accent on 'à' is crucial; it means 'to' or 'at' and distinguishes it from 'a' (he/she has).
The same phrase in other languages
Frequently asked
When do I say 'À demain' vs 'Au revoir'?
'À demain' is specifically for when you will see the person tomorrow. 'Au revoir' is a more general goodbye.
Can I use 'À demain' with my boss?
Yes, it's perfectly acceptable in most workplaces if you have a meeting or will see them the next day.
What if I'm not sure I'll see them tomorrow?
If the meeting is uncertain, it's safer to use a more general goodbye like 'Au revoir' or 'À bientôt' (see you soon).
