How to Say ‘See you on Saturday, have a good evening!’ in French
À samedi, bonne soirée !
ah sam-DEE bun swah-RAY
[ah sam-DEE bun swah-RAY]
💬 Usage Tip: À plus a time or day is a handy goodbye: À demain "See you tomorrow", À tout à l'heure "See you later".
🇫🇷 In France: Bonne soirée is the standard friendly sign-off from late afternoon on. Use Bonne journée "Have a good day" earlier on.
Phrase Breakdown
À samedi,
ah sam-DEE
See you Saturday,
'À' plus a day means 'see you on that day'. Say 'ah sam-dee'. The middle 'e' in 'samedi' is silent.
Merci, à samedi !
Thanks, see you Saturday!
Words in this phrase
À
[ah]
until / see you
Preposition that, in farewells, introduces when you will meet again.
À lundi !
See you Monday!
samedi
[sam-DEE]
Saturday
With 'à', it means see you on Saturday.
À samedi prochain !
See you next Saturday!
bonne soirée !
bun swah-RAY
have a good evening!
A friendly evening goodbye. Say 'bun swah-ray'.
Au revoir, bonne soirée !
Goodbye, have a good evening!
Words in this phrase
bonne
[bun]
good
Feminine form of 'bon'.
Bonne nuit !
Good night!
soirée
[swah-RAY]
evening
The evening as a period of time or event; used in wishing someone a nice evening.
On a passé une super soirée.
We had a great evening.
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