How to Say ‘See you very soon’ in French
À très bientôt
ah tray bee-ehn-too
[ah tray bee-ehn-too]
🇫🇷 In France: À très bientôt is warm and positive, and it often suggests you really do expect to meet again fairly soon. It works well with family or people you see regularly.
Phrase 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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