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How to Say ‘See you Thursday, then.’ in French

À jeudi, alors.

ah zhuh-DEE ah-lohr

[ah zhuh-DEE ah-lohr]

💬 Usage Tip: À plus a day or time means "see you then". The same pattern gives À demain "See you tomorrow" and À ce soir "See you tonight".

Phrase Breakdown

À

[ah]

to / at

Very common preposition meaning 'to', 'at', or used in many set expressions like 'à bientôt'.

Example

À demain !

See you tomorrow!

jeudi

[zhuh-DEE]

Thursday

The fourth day of the week, named after Jupiter.

Example

On se voit jeudi soir.

See you Thursday evening.

alors

[ah-lohr]

then

Common connector meaning 'then,' 'so,' or 'in that case' depending on context.

Example

Alors, on se voit après la classe.

So, we’ll see each other after class.

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