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How to Say ‘See you then!’ in French

À bientôt alors !

💬 Usage Tip: Combining 'à bientôt' with 'alors' adds a sense of conclusion and agreement.

🇫🇷 In France: Similar to English goodbye phrases, it's warm and positive, often used when parting after a plan is made.

Phrase Breakdown

À bientôt

See you soon

A farewell indicating a future meeting.

Example

À bientôt dans deux jours.

See you soon in two days.

alors

then

Used to conclude or affirm what has been said.

Example

D'accord, alors.

Alright, then.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

À

[ah]

see you / until

Preposition meaning “to/until”. In farewells, “À + time” = “See you + time”.

Example

À demain pour parler du dernier épisode !

See you tomorrow to talk about the latest episode!

bientôt

[byen-TOH]

soon

Used in “à bientôt” meaning “see you soon”.

Example

On se reparle bientôt après l’anime.

We’ll talk again soon after the anime.

alors

[ah-LOR]

then / in that case

Connects to what was agreed: “then/so”. Often used after making plans.

Example

Alors, on regarde l’épisode ce soir ?

So, are we watching the episode tonight?

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