How to Say ‘See you very soon’ in French
À très bientôt
💬 Usage Tip: 'À bientôt' is an informal farewell equivalent to 'see you soon'. Adding 'très' makes it warmer.
🇫🇷 In France: Ending conversations or visits on a forward-looking note is typically French, indicating interest in continued contact.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
À
[ah]
To
An indication of direction, place, or position towards something.
Nous nous reverrons à très bientôt.
We will see each other again very soon.
très
[tray]
very
An adverb used to emphasize or strengthen a point.
Elle a dit 'à très bientôt' pour montrer son désir de voir bientôt.
She said 'see you very soon' to show her desire to meet shortly.
bientôt
[bee-ehn-too]
soon
In or after a short time.
Il a promis de revenir à très bientôt pour rendre visite.
He promised to come back very soon to visit.
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