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How to Say ‘We'll see each other on Saturday’ in French

On se voit samedi

on suh vwah sam-duh-dee

[on suh vwah sam-duh-dee]

💬 Usage Tip: Everyday French uses on for "we," with the same verb form as "he/she." Swap the day: On se voit demain "See you tomorrow."

Phrase Breakdown

On se voit

on suh vwah

We'll see each other

'On' means 'we' in casual speech. 'Se voir' means to see each other. The 't' in 'voit' is silent.

Example

On se voit demain ?

See you tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

On

[on]

We

Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.

Example

On y va maintenant.

We are going now.

se

[suh]

each other / oneself

"Se" marks the reciprocal idea of helping one another.

Example

On se soutient beaucoup. Personne ne reste isolé.

We support each other a lot. No one is left isolated.

voit

[vwah]

see

From voir; used to say what is visible in the artwork.

Example

On voit des lignes noires et des formes rouges.

We see black lines and red shapes.

samedi

[sam-duh-dee]

Saturday

The day of the week Saturday.

Example

Samedi, nous sommes libres l'après-midi.

On Saturday, we are free in the afternoon.

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