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How to Say ‘See you Saturday evening’ in French

À samedi soir

ah sahm-dee swahr

[ah sahm-dee swahr]

💬 Usage Tip: [À] can introduce a time on its own in goodbye phrases like [À samedi soir] = "see you Saturday evening." The same pattern works with other times: [À demain], [À lundi].

🇫🇷 In France: This is a normal, natural way to end a reservation call once the day is agreed. It sounds friendly and efficient, not abrupt.

Phrase Breakdown

À

[ah]

see you on; at; to

Here 'À' is used in a farewell expression meaning 'see you on'.

Example

À samedi soir, votre table sera prête.

See you Saturday evening, your table will be ready.

Samedi soir

sahm-dee swahr

Saturday evening

Refers to the evening on Saturday.

Example

Nous dînons samedi soir.

We are having dinner on Saturday evening.

Words in this phrase

samedi

[sahm-dee]

Saturday

The day of the week Saturday.

Example

À samedi soir pour votre dîner en terrasse.

See you Saturday evening for your dinner on the terrace.

soir

[swahr]

evening

A noun meaning evening or night-time in common usage.

Example

À samedi soir pour une réservation de quatre personnes.

See you Saturday evening for a reservation for four people.

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