How to Say ‘See you on Saturday.’ in French
À samedi.
ah sam-dee
[ah sam-dee]
💬 Usage Tip: [À + day/time] is a handy goodbye pattern: [À samedi.], [À demain.], [À ce soir.]. It means "see you on/at …," not just "to Saturday."
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
see you on; until
Here, this preposition helps form a goodbye linked to a future day: “see you on.”
Le restaurant peut dire « À samedi. » pour confirmer la prochaine visite.
The restaurant can say “See you on Saturday.” to confirm the next visit.
samedi
[sam-dee]
Saturday
The day of the week “Saturday,” often used when confirming reservation dates.
Dans « À samedi. », samedi indique le jour de la réservation.
In “À samedi.”, samedi indicates the day of the reservation.
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