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How to Say ‘See you later’ in French

À plus tard

ah ploo tar

[ah ploo tar]

🇫🇷 In France: In texts and casual speech this is often cut to À plus (ah plooss), with the s pronounced, or written A+.

Phrase Breakdown

À

[ah]

until / see you

Preposition that, in farewells, introduces when you will meet again.

Example

À ce soir !

See you tonight!

plus

[ploo]

more

Used to denote additional quantity, number or degree.

Example

As-tu besoin de plus?

Do you need more?

tard

[tar]

late

Describes a late time.

Example

21h15, c'est tard pour un rendez-vous.

9:15 p.m. is late for an appointment.

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